Privacy and terms
Plain English. Last updated 12 November 2026. This is a free beta.
Who we are
Allegedly Good Speeches is a small UK project that helps you write and practise a speech. Contact: hello@allegedlyhq.com.
What happens to what you type and say
- Chat and speech writing: what you type is sent to an AI service to write the reply or the speech.
- Practice takes: recording, playback, pace and pauses are worked out in your browser. A recording is only sent when you press the button to get it marked. It goes to an AI service to be marked, then comes back to you.
- We send these through OpenRouter, which passes them to AI companies such as Google, OpenAI and Anthropic. We don’t sell your data or use it for ads.
- We don’t keep your speeches or recordings on our servers. The AI services may keep them for a short time under their own policies, for example to stop abuse.
What is saved on your device
Your speech, your takes and your results are saved in this browser so you can come back to them. Clearing your browser data deletes them. They aren’t shared with us.
What we do log
To keep the free beta fair, we count how many times each connection uses the AI each day (stored as a scrambled code, not your IP address in plain form, and deleted after 2 days). Our host, Cloudflare, keeps short technical logs to run the site and spot errors.
Please leave out secrets
Don’t put in passwords, bank details, health details or anything you would not want an AI company to see. Use first names if you like.
Your rights (UK GDPR)
You can ask what we hold about you, or ask us to delete it, by emailing hello@allegedlyhq.com. Since we don’t keep your speeches, there is usually nothing to delete on our side. You can also complain to the ICO (ico.org.uk).
Terms of the beta
- It’s free and it’s a beta: things may break, change or be switched off.
- Marks and notes are AI feedback, not a professional judgement. Read your speech before you give it.
- There are daily limits. Don’t try to get around them or use the site to make anything harmful.
- Your speech is yours.
- Not for under 13s.