Data Security and Privacy

Last reviewed by BenchVoice: 27 May 2026. We may refresh this page as the service changes.

What data BenchVoice handles

Where data lives

Third-party AI services (verified 27 May 2026)

BenchVoice sends audio to OpenAI for speech transcription and text to Anthropic for language understanding.

PubMed (NCBI)

When BenchVoice suggests related papers for an entry, it sends that entry's experiment name and its non-generic reagent names to NCBI's PubMed search. It does not send transcripts, quantities, results, images, or protocol text. You can turn related-paper suggestions off in Settings. When off, nothing is sent to PubMed.

Usage analytics

BenchVoice uses PostHog to measure how the app is used, which pages are visited and whether actions succeed, never your research. Session replay masks all on-screen text and blocks all images, and recording is turned off entirely on pages that show your research (recording, entries, structured logs, animal-room sessions, projects, and protocols). The text of anything you click is stripped before it leaves your browser. Before you sign in you are anonymous. After sign-in, usage is linked to your account to measure real use.

What BenchVoice does not do

Your rights

Compliance posture

BenchVoice is not currently HIPAA or SOC 2 certified. Do not store Protected Health Information. If used in academic instruction, FERPA may apply, so consult your institution.

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