Last updated: March 15, 2026
AskAlf is self-hosted software. Your data stays on your infrastructure. We don't collect, store, or transmit any of your data.
AskAlf runs entirely on your own hardware. All data — agent executions, cognitive memory, configurations, API keys, and conversations — is stored in your PostgreSQL database and Redis instance. Nothing leaves your network unless you explicitly configure external integrations.
When you use AskAlf, the following external services may be contacted based on your configuration:
The askalf.org website is a static HTML page served by nginx. It does not use cookies, analytics, tracking scripts, or fingerprinting. The intent parser demo on the landing page sends your typed text to our API for routing — this is rate-limited, not stored, and not logged.
AskAlf is open-source software under the MIT license. You can audit the entire codebase at github.com/SprayberryLabs/askalf.
Questions about privacy? Email support@askalf.org or open an issue on GitHub.