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Sub-processors

The companies that process customer data on our behalf to run Doozy, what each one does, and where it does it.

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Each of these companies receives only the data it needs for its part of the service and is bound by contract to protect it. None of them may use your data for its own purposes, including to train AI models.

Infrastructure

Company What it does for Doozy Location
Railway Hosts the service and its database United States
Cloudflare Network delivery, security and file storage Global
E2B Isolated computers where Doozy carries out tasks United States

AI models

Company What it does for Doozy Location
OpenAI Processes requests with AI models United States
Anthropic Processes requests with AI models United States
DeepSeek Processes requests with AI models China

If your workspace uses its own AI provider key, requests go to that provider under your own agreement with it, and that provider is not our sub-processor.

Doing the work

Company What it does for Doozy Location
Brave Web search United States
Browserbase Web browsing, when a task needs a browser United States

Accounts, email and billing

Company What it does for Doozy Location
Google Sign in with Google United States
Resend Sends sign-in links and service email United States
Dodo Payments Payments and invoicing, as merchant of record India

Tools you connect

Slack, GitHub and the other tools you connect to Doozy are not on this list. You choose them, and they handle your data under your own agreement with them.

Changes

We update this page before a new sub-processor starts handling customer data. To be told by email when it changes, write to hello@askdoozy.com.

Written and maintained by

Founder, Doozy

Shiv builds Doozy end to end, from the product to the pages that explain it. Doozy began as an internal tool for a few teams, who still hand it real work every day. These pages are kept in step with what the product does.

Questions about this page? Write to hello@askdoozy.com.