Storage
Records are stored remotely through the 1cc.ai API and Supabase. Access requires your signed-in account.
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How 1cc.ai stores records, how sync works, what export is missing, and what the AI does and does not do. Stated boundaries, not slogans.

Records are stored remotely through the 1cc.ai API and Supabase. Access requires your signed-in account.
You enter records yourself. 1cc.ai does not connect to banks or brokerages and does not read account credentials.
CSV and Excel export are not currently implemented. Keep any outside records you need separately.
AI summaries describe changes in your records. They are not financial, legal, or tax advice and do not place trades.
Most finance apps describe privacy in general terms. This page states the specific boundaries: where records are stored, how a second device gets access, what export does not exist yet, and what the AI is allowed to say.
AI output is generated from the records in your account and describes what changed.
Unusual expenses, allocation drift, and balance movement are flagged. The app does not tell you what to buy or sell.
The AI Boundaries and Privacy Boundaries documents linked in the footer match what the app does.
See net worth alongside cash, investments and other assets, minus credit-card balances and loans. Follow changes and open the records behind each total.
Records are stored through the 1cc.ai API in Supabase-backed cloud storage, encrypted in transit, and reachable only from your signed-in account.
Not currently. CSV and Excel export are not implemented in the current app.
No. There is no bank sync or brokerage connection. You record transactions and positions yourself.
No. AI summaries and market data are informational. 1cc.ai does not place trades, hold assets, or give financial, legal, or tax advice.