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Service providers and subprocessors

Last updated October 21, 2026

Updated: October 21, 2026

Your Fluf bots run on your computer. The services below support the Fluf account and related operations. Their role as a processor or an independent controller depends on the service and applicable law.

ServicePurposeInformation involvedLocation and transfer details
StripePayments, subscriptions and billingBilling details, transaction and subscription recordsDepends on the Stripe service and region; see its privacy information
ResendAccount and service emailRecipient address, delivery metadata and email contentUnited States; Resend’s data processing agreement with standard contractual clauses
Cloudflare R2Release downloadsDownload request metadata, such as IP address and request timeCloudflare’s global network; Cloudflare’s data processing addendum with standard contractual clauses
PostHog EUOptional site and product analytics, only with consentConsented usage events and technical identifiers; session replay offEuropean Union (Frankfurt, Germany)
OVHcloudAccount service hosting and operationsAccount records and operational security logsCanada (Beauharnois, Quebec), covered by an EU adequacy decision

Your chosen AI providers process the model requests sent to them from your computer. Telegram processes messages and media you send through its service. These connections are selected by you and follow their own terms; the table is not a list of every service a bot could contact.

We review service providers and require appropriate contractual protections where applicable. Email hello@fluf.bot for current contractual entities and transfer information. See Privacy.