GOL Voice Assistant, by GOLProductions. Last changed 12 November 2026.
This is the whole of it. If something isn't listed here, we don't keep it.
Your messages are locked between your phone and your PC with a key that only those two have, handed over in the QR code you scan. Our server passes the locked messages along and cannot read them, or slip one of its own in. They are not stored once delivered.
What our server can see is the shape of the traffic: that a PC and a phone of the same account are connected, when, and how big each message was.
Stripe handles the payment. Your card details and the email you give Stripe never reach us. We keep only Stripe's reference numbers for your customer record and subscription, whether you are paid up, and the day your subscription is paid up to — that last one is what lets your key keep working.
Made when you subscribe. It is kept on our server, with the record above, and saved on your PC in ~/.gol/voice-key. It is the only thing you need to prove a subscription is yours, so treat it like a password.
The chat you see on your phone is read from Claude Code's own records on your PC. The debug log (~/.gol/voice-debug.log) is written on your PC and stays there; nothing sends it to us unless you choose to send it yourself.
There is no advertising here, and nothing is sold or handed to anyone else.
This site sets none. Your phone keeps its own pairing token in the browser's local storage, on the phone, so it doesn't have to be paired again.
Write to [email protected] with the email you paid with, and we will tell you what we hold for you or delete it. Deleting it means cancelling the subscription, since the key is the subscription. Stripe keeps its own payment records for as long as the law requires, which we cannot shorten.
The date at the top changes with it, and anything that would mean keeping more than is listed here will be on this page before it starts.