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Confinity provides a private family archive for storing memories such as journal entries, voice recordings, photos and remembrance pages. It serves families who want to keep their stories, and also offers proposed pilots for organisations such as museums, hospices, funeral homes and libraries.
Summarized from its homepage on 4 Nov 2026.
Subprocessors of Confinity
Confinity declares 8 subprocessors, including AI providers Deepgram.
| Subprocessor | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Under re-verification. This register names AWS for application compute, managed Postgres and object storage; the deployment configuration in cloudbuild.yaml provisions a different stack. Only a person with access to the running deployment can settle which is correct, so the field is held open rather than guessed at. The one AWS use this codebase does implement is inbound-email bounce and complaint handling over SES and SNS (src/app/api/ambient-capture/bounce/route.ts). | |
| DNS, edge cache, WAF, image delivery, rate limiting | |
| Legacy voice-to-text adapter, currently disabled. No qualified active network transcription relay. | |
| Composer assist on explicit request (Gemini via Vertex AI), in Confinity's own Google Cloud project; no training on inputs | |
| Product analytics (event counts, no entry content) | |
| Transactional email (magic-link, receipts, weekly digest) | |
| Error aggregation with server-side PII redaction | |
| Subscription billing, payment method storage |
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