Who can see your content

Who actually sees what you write? Three scenarios, one matrix: Slima staff, AI service providers, share-link recipients.

Three scenarios

Scenario 1 · Slima staff

Your usage	Can staff see it?
Only use Slima, no AI features	No content access — just metadata (book title, word count, last edit time)
AI Coach / Beta Readers enabled	Staff still can't see the AI op content; the AI provider sees that request
You report a bug and opt to attach content	Slima engineers see the snippet you opted in (for debugging)

Scenario 2 · AI service providers

When you enable AI Coach, AI chapter analysis, or AI Beta Readers:

• The request context (your chapter + conversation) is sent to the AI provider
• The provider does not retain the content (per enterprise API terms)
• The provider does not use it for training (per the same terms)

See: AI training policy

Scenario 3 · Share-link recipients

When you enable a share link:

• Anyone with the URL can view the content you've chosen to share
• They don't need a Slima account to view
• Revoking the share cuts access immediately

See: Public share link

Three-scenario matrix

	You	Slima staff	AI provider	Third parties
No AI, no share	✅	❌	❌	❌
AI enabled	✅	❌	⚠️ per request, no retention	❌
Share link on	✅	❌	(only if recipient uses AI to view)	✅ anyone with the URL

Related

• Where your data lives
• AI training policy
• Slima Privacy Policy