Trust Center

Local, Hybrid & Cloud Processing

Chameleon uses different processing modes for different workflows. Privacy claims are mode-specific rather than platform-wide.

Chameleon AI does not automatically upload a user's full private archive, document library, or local memory to cloud AI infrastructure. What is processed depends on the selected workflow and processing mode.

Processing Mode Definitions

The public wording below is the intended privacy boundary for each mode.

Offline Local Mode

Implemented
Processing location
Supported local workflow on the user's device / local environment
Cloud AI provider
No cloud AI provider is contacted for the supported local workflow
What is sent
No payload is sent to a cloud AI provider for that supported local workflow
Approval
Cloud approval is not required because the workflow remains local

Hybrid Mode

Implemented
Processing location
Local first + approved cloud infrastructure
Cloud AI provider
Only after user approval
What is sent
Only user-approved content is sent to approved cloud AI infrastructure
Approval
User approval is required for the cloud step

Cloud Mode

Implemented
Processing location
Chameleon server-side routing + approved AI infrastructure
Cloud AI provider
Yes
What is sent
The approved request payload is processed through server-side provider routing
Approval
Controlled by the applicable workspace, product, and request flow

Offline Local Mode

  • +Designed for supported workflows that can be executed locally
  • +No cloud AI provider is contacted for that supported local workflow
  • +The local workflow does not require provider-side AI processing
  • +Use depends on the installed local capability and the specific workflow

Hybrid Mode

  • ~Starts from a local or application-controlled workflow
  • ~Cloud processing occurs only after user approval
  • ~Only the content approved for that cloud step is sent
  • ~The full private archive is not uploaded automatically

Cloud Mode

  • ~The approved request payload is sent through Chameleon's server-side routing
  • ~Provider credentials remain server-side and are not exposed to the browser
  • ~The exact payload depends on the product workflow and user action
  • ~The full private archive is not uploaded automatically

Dedicated private-cloud or zero-data-retention arrangements are not represented here as generally available product modes. Where required, they are subject to separate provider, contract, and implementation review.