Privacy when you run Uluka.
Your local Uluka model runs on hardware you control. Website accounts and Ask Uluka Info use online services, described below.
You pick the machine.
Your own server, your own cloud account, or a workstation.
Your local model requests stay with you.
When you use the Uluka model on hardware you control, your requests, files and answers remain in that environment.
It works with your existing apps.
Apps built for the OpenAI API work with Uluka by changing the server address.
Inside your account or machine
Ask Uluka Info on this website
This website has no sign-in. Uluka chat, accounts and app downloads are at ulukalabs.com, which has its own privacy page. Google handles sign-in there.
The Mac private beta checks approval online when it opens and while its model is running. These checks send a device credential and release identifier, never your prompts, files or model answers. Your Mac device identity is saved in its login Keychain. You can remove registered Macs from the app download page. Owner revocation stops further downloads and model activation.
Ask Uluka Info sends your question, recent conversation context and relevant public website excerpts to OpenRouter and its model provider to generate an answer. Questions and answers are not saved as chat transcripts by Uluka Labs. OpenRouter and its providers process this content under their own policies.
Cloudflare hosts the website, checks for automated requests and stores private downloads. An essential cookie keeps Ask Uluka Info’s visitor limit. Operational usage counters are stored to manage spending.