Yes. Anything that tests your model has to be able to call it, so it needs a key. What matters is what happens to that key afterwards, and we would rather tell you plainly than simply reassure you.
Your key is encrypted at rest in our database. It is used for one purpose, which is making the calls your tests require. It is never written to logs, never shown back to you in the interface, and no one at Aggi reads it.
Here is the part most vendors leave out. Scheduled tests run while you are asleep, so the service has to be able to use your key without you present. That means the protection is encryption plus our conduct, not mathematics alone. We could read it; we do not. You are trusting us on that, and we would rather say so than imply the architecture makes it impossible.
Neither of these depends on trusting us, which is exactly why we recommend them.
Running a test means sending prompts and receiving responses, and both are kept so that the scores and reports mean something later. Earlier runs are kept so that the history means something, because a single run in isolation tells you very little.
When you delete your account, all of it goes. Prompts, responses, scores and reports are deleted and we keep no copy. That is intended behavior rather than an accident, and it has one consequence worth knowing before you click: your history goes with it, so export anything you want to keep first.
No. They are used to produce your scores and reports, and for nothing else.
Yes. You can replace the stored key at any time, and revoking it at your provider immediately stops us being able to call your model.
There is a seven-day money-back guarantee on the subscription. What becomes of stored data after a subscription ends follows the account deletion rule above.
Point it at your own model, run the tests on demand or on a schedule, and get a score and a report you can hand to someone else. $30 a month for up to four models and twenty runs a day, with a seven-day money-back guarantee.