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Last updated: 6 November 2026
PromptUI is operated by Vrising Properties Ltd (trading as PromptUI), a company registered in England and Wales under company number 15713546, with its registered office at 3 Hemingway Loke, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK4 4QG, United Kingdom. This page lists the service providers Vrising Properties Ltd (trading as PromptUI) uses to run the Service and that may process personal data. It forms part of our Data Processing Addendum.
How changes are announced
Before we add or replace a sub-processor that processes your customers' data, we update this page and email the owner of each PromptUI account at least 30 days before the change takes effect. If we have to make a change sooner (for example, to keep the Service secure or running when a provider fails), we tell you as soon as we can. You can object as set out in the Data Processing Addendum.
Where a location says "to confirm", we have not yet checked the region against the provider's account settings or contract, and we will update this page when we have. Where a transfer basis says "to confirm", we have not yet confirmed which UK transfer mechanism the provider's terms include.
Providers that may process your customers' data
Supabase
- What it does
- Main database (PostgreSQL) for the Service
- Data
- Account, workspace and project data, including inbox messages, lead-form answers, enquiries and ad-click identifiers
- Location
- Ireland (EU, eu-west-1)
- Transfer basis
- UK adequacy regulations for the EEA
Turso
- What it does
- Managed databases for apps built with PromptUI Cloud data
- Data
- Records that the app owner and the app’s users store in the app
- Location
- Per code defaults, the customer-app region the owner chooses: United States by default; EU region = London (UK); Australia = Sydney. The TURSO_LOCATION setting can override this (to confirm)
- Transfer basis
- UK region: no restricted transfer. US and Australia: The provider's published terms do not state a UK transfer mechanism; we are obtaining it from the provider (to confirm)
- Used
- When an app uses PromptUI Cloud data
PromptUI Cloud data (Supabase, AWS, Vercel in the chosen region)
- What it does
- Database, media rendering and hosting for apps built with PromptUI Cloud data
- Data
- Records that the app owner and the app’s users store in the app
- Location
- United States, Europe or Australia, as the app owner chooses; United States by default. The Europe option uses London (UK) for Turso databases and Ireland and Frankfurt (EU) for the other services
- Transfer basis
- Europe option: no restricted transfer for London (UK); UK adequacy regulations for the EEA for Ireland and Frankfurt. US and Australia: the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses in the Supabase, AWS and Vercel data processing terms
- Used
- When an app uses PromptUI Cloud data
Vercel
- What it does
- Hosting and server functions that run the Service
- Data
- All data the Service handles while it processes a request, and request logs (IP address, user agent)
- Location
- Growth, customer, Missions and video-render server functions: Dublin, Ireland (EU, dub1). All other server functions: United States (iad1)
- Transfer basis
- Dublin: UK adequacy regulations for the EEA. United States: the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in Vercel's DPA
Vercel Blob
- What it does
- File storage for uploads and generated assets
- Data
- Files you upload and media the Service generates, which can show people
- Location
- The one region chosen when the store was created (to confirm), with copies cached on Vercel’s global network
- Transfer basis
- the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in Vercel's DPA
OpenRouter
- What it does
- Routes AI requests to model providers
- Data
- Prompts, Brand Kit, drafts and, when you ask for a reply draft, the message, comment or review being answered
- Location
- United States (Google Cloud US regions)
- Transfer basis
- the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in OpenRouter's DPA
AI model providers reached through OpenRouter (for example Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, and hosts outside China for open-weight models such as DeepSeek)
- What it does
- Write and check text, describe images and transcribe audio
- Data
- The same content as OpenRouter, for the one request
- Location
- Varies by provider. Growth, Ads and Operate text and image requests are configured to exclude hosting providers based in China and to ask the provider not to store or train on the data, where the request type supports it. Audio is transcribed by default with a model not hosted in China (to confirm)
- Transfer basis
- To PromptUI's AI router: the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in OpenRouter's DPA. Onward to each model provider: that provider's own terms (to confirm per provider)
OpenAI (direct)
- What it does
- Text to speech, audio transcription and image generation
- Data
- Script text, audio and image prompts
- Location
- Not stated in the provider’s published terms; we are asking the provider (to confirm)
- Transfer basis
- OpenAI's data processing addendum (to confirm: we could not read its UK transfer clause from OpenAI's site)
Google Gemini API (direct)
- What it does
- Back-up AI model for text and images
- Data
- Prompts and content the task needs
- Location
- Any country where Google or its sub-processors have facilities
- Transfer basis
- the UK Extension to the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (the UK-US data bridge), under which Google states it is certified, with standard contractual clauses as the fallback, in Google's processor terms
Anthropic (direct)
- What it does
- AI model used inside build environments
- Data
- Prompts and project files the build needs
- Location
- Stored in the United States; requests may be processed in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia
- Transfer basis
- the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in Anthropic's DPA
Groq
- What it does
- Back-up AI model host (direct connection, used only if we switch it on)
- Data
- Prompts and content the task needs
- Location
- United States, and other countries where Groq or its sub-processors operate
- Transfer basis
- the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in Groq's DPA
DeepInfra
- What it does
- AI model host (through OpenRouter, and a direct connection used only if we switch it on)
- Data
- Prompts and content the task needs
- Location
- United States
- Transfer basis
- The provider's published terms do not state a UK transfer mechanism; we are obtaining it from the provider (to confirm)
Google (Veo), reached through OpenRouter
- What it does
- Generate short video clips
- Data
- The text prompt and the photos or other pictures chosen for the clip
- Location
- Any region Google uses (OpenRouter sends these requests with global routing)
- Transfer basis
- To OpenRouter: the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in OpenRouter's DPA. Onward to Google: the UK Extension to the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (the UK-US data bridge), under which Google states it is certified
- Used
- When you create a video
HeyGen, reached through OpenRouter
- What it does
- Generate short video clips
- Data
- The text prompt and the photos or other pictures chosen for the clip
- Location
- Not stated in the provider’s published terms; we are asking the provider (to confirm)
- Transfer basis
- To OpenRouter: the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in OpenRouter's DPA. Onward to HeyGen: the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses (the ICO International Data Transfer Addendum) or the UK Extension to the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (the UK-US data bridge), in HeyGen's DPA
- Used
- When you create a video
Amazon Web Services (Remotion Lambda)
- What it does
- Renders videos
- Data
- Scripts, images and media in the video
- Location
- United States (us-east-1)
- Transfer basis
- the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in the UK GDPR Addendum to the AWS DPA
- Used
- When you create a video
ElevenLabs
- What it does
- Voiceovers for videos
- Data
- Script text
- Location
- United States (ElevenLabs’ standard hosting)
- Transfer basis
- the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in ElevenLabs' DPA
- Used
- When a video has a voiceover
Trigger.dev
- What it does
- Runs background jobs
- Data
- Job inputs, status and logs, which can include content being processed
- Location
- United States (AWS us-east-1)
- Transfer basis
- the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, in Trigger.dev's DPA
E2B
- What it does
- Isolated environments to build, preview and check apps
- Data
- Generated project files and build or runtime output
- Location
- Not stated in the provider’s published terms; we are asking the provider (to confirm)
- Transfer basis
- The provider's published terms do not state a UK transfer mechanism; we are obtaining it from the provider (to confirm)
Upstash
- What it does
- Short-lived data used to run the Service, such as rate-limit counters
- Data
- Identifiers and short-lived request data
- Location
- The primary region chosen when the database was created (to confirm)
- Transfer basis
- Upstash's DPA (to confirm: we could not read its UK transfer clause)
Resend
- What it does
- Sends service emails, including enquiry notifications to the account owner
- Data
- Recipient email address and message content, which can include enquiry details
- Location
- United States
- Transfer basis
- the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, and the UK Extension to the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (the UK-US data bridge), in Resend's DPA
Telegram, Slack, Discord and Microsoft Teams
- What it does
- Deliver alerts to the account owner, on the channels the owner connects
- Data
- Inbox alerts: the sender’s name and up to 200 characters of their message. Lead-form alerts contain no personal data
- Location
- Telegram: the Netherlands, for UK and EEA users. Slack: United States, unless the Slack workspace uses data residency. Discord: United States. Microsoft Teams: the region of the Microsoft 365 tenant
- Transfer basis
- Telegram (Netherlands): UK adequacy regulations for the EEA. Slack, Discord and Microsoft: the UK Extension to the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (the UK-US data bridge), which each states it complies with
- Used
- When you turn on alerts for that channel
Sentry
- What it does
- Error and performance monitoring
- Data
- Error reports, which can include request details and parts of the content being processed
- Location
- Germany (EU)
- Transfer basis
- UK adequacy regulations for the EEA
PostHog
- What it does
- Product analytics
- Data
- Product events and account identifiers
- Location
- United States
- Transfer basis
- EU Standard Contractual Clauses, as PostHog states; the UK Addendum to them is to confirm
Arcjet
- What it does
- Protects the Service from bots and abuse
- Data
- IP address, user agent and request details
- Location
- Several regions; Arcjet does not guarantee that a request is processed in the region it came from
- Transfer basis
- UK standard contractual clauses or UK adequacy regulations, as Arcjet’s privacy policy states
Jina AI
- What it does
- Reads public web pages you ask PromptUI to fetch
- Data
- The page address and the public page content
- Location
- Not stated in the provider’s published terms; we are asking the provider (to confirm)
- Transfer basis
- Elastic's data processing addendum, which Jina AI's terms refer to (to confirm)
Providers that process only account-holder data
These providers handle data about you as a PromptUI account holder, which PromptUI controls. We list them so the picture is complete.
Clerk
- What it does
- Sign-in and account identity
- Data
- Account holders’ names, email addresses and sign-in details
- Location
- Wherever Clerk or its sub-processors have facilities, mainly Google Cloud and Cloudflare data centres
- Transfer basis
- the UK Extension to the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (the UK-US data bridge), with the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses as the fallback, in Clerk's DPA
Stripe
- What it does
- Payments and billing
- Data
- Billing details of the account holder (PromptUI never sees full card numbers)
- Location
- United States (Stripe, LLC), with transfers on a global basis
- Transfer basis
- The Data Privacy Framework and the UK International Data Transfer Addendum, in Stripe's Data Transfers Addendum
GitHub
- What it does
- Sign-in and repository import and export
- Data
- GitHub account details and the repositories you authorise
- Location
- United States, or any other country where GitHub or its sub-processors operate
- Transfer basis
- the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses and the UK Extension to the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (the UK-US data bridge), in GitHub's data protection agreement
- Used
- When you connect GitHub
Tolt
- What it does
- Credits the partner who referred a new subscriber
- Data
- Referral code and subscription event of the account holder
- Location
- United States
- Transfer basis
- Standard contractual clauses with the UK addendum, as Tolt’s privacy policy states (Tolt’s DPA is on request; to confirm)
- Used
- When you arrive through a referral link and consent where required
Platforms you connect
Meta (Facebook, Instagram, Threads), Google (YouTube, Google Ads, Google Business Profile), LinkedIn, X, TikTok and Shopify are not on this list. You choose to connect them, and they handle the data you publish or read through them under their own terms with you. Stock-media search (Pexels) receives search terms only and is not listed.