Sub-processors

Every vendor we touch your data with.

This is the complete list of sub-processors REM Labs uses to deliver the service. We update it before adding any new processor and notify customers on a signed DPA.

How to read this page. Block A below lists our 8 canonical sub-processors that process data on your behalf as soon as you use REM Labs. Block B lists user-authorized OAuth integrations that only access your data when you connect them in /context — you can revoke at any time in /account.

Block A · Sub-processors (8)

Sub-processors that process data on your behalf.

This list mirrors /compliance.json. Order is alphabetical. AI vendors (Anthropic, OpenAI) receive embedding-input or synthesis-input only during Dream Engine cycles — per their API terms, data is not used for training and is not retained beyond the immediate request.

Name Purpose Location DPA
Anthropic, PBC Optional synthesis model for Dream Engine (Claude). API inputs are not used for training. US Anthropic DPA →
Cloudflare, Inc. DDoS protection and DNS for remlabs.ai / remlabs.dev. Does not persist memory content. Global anycast Cloudflare DPA →
Google LLC Google Cloud / OAuth 2.0 for console login. Sees your email and a verification token. No memory content is sent to Google. Global Google DPA →
OpenAI, L.L.C. Embeddings (text-embedding-3-large) and Dream Engine synthesis. API inputs are not used for training. US OpenAI DPA →
Railway Corp. Compute for the API origin and Dream Engine background workers. Processes memory content in memory during request handling. US-West (us-west-2) Railway DPA →
Stripe, Inc. Billing and subscription management. Receives only billing email, plan, and usage counts — never memory content. US / Global Stripe DPA →
Supabase, Inc. Primary memory database. Postgres + pgvector. Stores memory content, embeddings, FTS indexes, audit logs. US-East (us-east-1) Supabase DPA →
Vercel, Inc. Static site hosting, global edge CDN, rewrites to origin API. Does not persist memory content. Global edge / US-East Vercel DPA →

Block A processes data on your behalf as our sub-processors and is the canonical 8 also published in /compliance.json. Transactional email (Postmark / ActiveCampaign) for sign-up, password reset, and security alerts is invoked on a best-effort basis and receives only the destination email address; it is not classified as a sub-processor of personal memory content.

Block B · User-authorized OAuth integrations

You connect them — you control them.

These providers are only accessed when you explicitly connect them via OAuth in /context. Each integration is revocable in /account. REM Labs acts only as your delegated reader — see /privacy for full OAuth scopes.

Name Purpose Location DPA
Google (Gmail / Calendar) Read-only OAuth to ingest emails and calendar events into your memory. You authorize; you can revoke. Global Google DPA →
Notion Labs, Inc. Read-only OAuth to ingest explicitly-shared Notion pages. US Notion DPA →
GitHub, Inc. Read-only OAuth for commit/issue/PR ingestion. US GitHub DPA →
Slack Technologies, LLC Read-only OAuth for message ingestion in authorized channels. US Slack DPA →
Microsoft Corporation Microsoft 365 OAuth (Outlook, Teams, Calendar) for read-only ingestion. Global Microsoft DPA →

Change notification policy

How we add or replace a sub-processor.

Notice period. Customers on a signed DPA are notified at least 14 days before we add or replace a sub-processor that will process personal data. Enterprise customers on a custom MSA may negotiate a longer window.

Right to object. If you object to a new sub-processor on reasonable data-protection grounds, we will work with you on a mitigation path. If no path exists, either party may terminate the affected portion of the service with pro-rated refund.

Self-hosted customers. Sub-processor changes do not affect self-hosted deployments — your instance only uses the vendors you choose.

Stay notified. Email dev@remlabs.ai to join the sub-processor change notification list.

Need more detail?

Request a signed DPA, completed SIG Lite, or CAIQ.

Enterprise procurement teams can request signed DPA, SIG Lite, CAIQ v4, and a SOC 2 Type II letter (when available) at dev@remlabs.ai.

Read DPA Security overview Data residency