AI gets your data. Not control of your accounts.
Read-only by design. Your AI can analyze performance. It cannot post, publish, open your inbox, or manage your accounts. Official APIs only, and you decide when an AI gets access.
Official APIs only
Your accounts connect through official platform APIs. No scraping, no unofficial workarounds.
No posting on your behalf
Nothing posts, comments, messages, or schedules on your accounts. Read, don't act.
Read-only performance metrics
Only read-only scopes for performance metrics. No private DMs, publish, or manage access.
AES-256 encryption at rest
Sensitive account tokens are encrypted at rest with bank-grade controls. Disconnect any account anytime.
AI access stays in your control
You connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, n8n, or your own client. Metrics go to an AI only when you start that connection.
What we access, and what we never touch
Permissions stay narrow. Official APIs only. If a scope isn’t needed to analyze performance, it isn’t requested. Publish, manage, and messaging stay off the request.
We access
Public follower counts, growth, and month-over-month velocity
Engagement totals and true aggregate engagement rates
Algorithmic discovery metrics: reach by follower vs. non-follower, watch-time retention, traffic sources
Top comment text on highest-performing posts for sentiment context
Account identifiers needed to attribute metrics correctly
We never
Scrape accounts or bypass official APIs
Post, comment, like, schedule, or message on your behalf
Read private DMs or non-public profile fields beyond metrics
Sell your metrics to third parties
Send data to an AI unless you explicitly initiate that share
You can disconnect any social account at any time. After disconnect, new collection stops. Retention of historical metrics follows your workspace settings and our Privacy Policy.
Privacy questions, answered plainly
How MySoMeData handles official APIs, read-only scopes, encryption, and AI sharing.
Want the full legal detail?
Read how we collect, store, and delete metrics, or ask support about a specific platform permission.