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Trust & privacy

Farmer-controlled data. Rights-aware AI.

See what AgriAI collects, what stays private and how to take your records with you.

Your notebook is private

Field records are stored against your signed-in account. Other visitors cannot retrieve them. Account identity is used to protect access; contact details are not included in public weather responses.

Your observations stay yours

We store the field name, crop, acreage, nearby forecast location and observations you submit so you can retrieve them later. These records are not sent to a generative AI service, used for pooled model training or sold as identifiable farm histories.

Export or delete

Download your notebook as JSON from My fields. Delete an individual observation or a field and all of its observations. Deletion removes those records from the application database and cannot be undone through the site.

Choose what to record

The notebook does not require an exact field boundary, machinery connection or uploaded file. Regional weather searches use the town or city you select. Avoid putting sensitive personal details in field notes.

Hosting and access

AgriAI uses OpenAI Sites and Cloudflare for hosting and storage, with ChatGPT sign-in for private notebooks. Data may be processed outside Canada; Canadian-only residency is not promised.

A question or correction?

Use the official source links to inspect published weather. For notebook access, privacy or corrections to AgriAI content, contact the AgriAI team.

Contact AgriAI

Quote comparison privacy

Quotes remain in the browser page until you choose to save, print or export them. Device-only saves are not synchronized with your signed-in notebook. Use a private device and keep your own export when needed.

Original work. Clear sources.

AgriAI uses public data under its applicable terms and writes its own explanations. The active weather adapter is restricted to ECCC endpoints.

Our private source policy applies throughout retrieval and publication. We use permitted primary evidence and identify its scope.