LEGAL: PRIVACY POLICY

Privacy Policy

What personal data we process, why, and the rights you have.
EFFECTIVE DATE:AUGUST 19, 2026
01.

WHO WE ARE

The company behind CLEO

CLEO is operated by Regenerative AI ("RegenAI", "we", "us"). This policy explains what personal data we process, why, and the rights you have.

02.

SCOPE

What this policy covers

This policy covers personal data processed through the CLEO platform and the regencleo.ai website. For most client data we process, our client is the data controller and CLEO acts as a data processor under our agreement with them; for website visitors and account holders, we act as the controller.

This policy also covers the Cleo for WordPress plugin. When a customer installs that plugin on their own website, it sends us technical details of requests made to that website so we can identify which AI systems are reading it. In that situation the customer is the controller of their visitors' data and Cleo acts as their processor. Customers are responsible for describing their use of Cleo in their own privacy notice.

03.

DATA WE PROCESS

What we collect and why

Account data: name, email, and identity subject. We hold no password; sign-in is delegated to a specialist identity provider.

Connected credentials: CMS, search/analytics, and social publishing tokens, stored encrypted, used only to perform the tasks you authorise.

Content & analytics: website and CMS content, search and analytics data, generated drafts, and brand-visibility metrics. Where analytics we read contains personal data (e.g. about your site visitors), it is access-controlled and is never sent to content-generation providers.

Billing & consent: subscription and billing events (no card data, handled by our PCI-certified payments provider) and an append-only record of terms acceptance.

Usage & telemetry: operational logs and telemetry, scrubbed of personal data before it leaves our service.

Website visitor data (Cleo for WordPress)

Where a customer has installed our WordPress plugin, we receive the following for each request made to their website: the date and time, the HTTP method and response status code, the hostname and page path (with the query string removed), the visitor's IP address, the User-Agent and Referer headers, and how long the page took to generate.

We do not receive cookies, form contents, usernames, passwords, email addresses, comment text, or the content of any page. Requests to administrative areas of the customer's site are excluded and never sent.

IP addresses are not retained. An IP address is used at the moment of receipt for a single purpose: to check it against IP ranges that AI companies publish for their crawlers, which is the only reliable way to tell a genuine crawler from software falsely claiming to be one. Once that check is complete the address is discarded. We store only an irreversible keyed hash of it, from which the original address cannot be recovered, and which exists so that repeat visits can be counted without identifying anyone.

04.

LAWFUL BASIS

The purpose behind processing

We process personal data to provide and secure the platform, to publish and analyse content on your instruction, to manage your account and billing, to communicate with you, and to meet legal obligations.

05.

AI PROCESSING

Your content and third-party models

We do not allow your content to train third-party AI models. AI providers are used only on paid, commercial API terms under which client inputs and outputs are not used for model training; we do not use free tiers that would permit it.

We do not train our own models on your campaigns without your explicit opt-in. If we ever offer this, you will be asked first and may decline while continuing to use CLEO in full.

06.

GOOGLE API SERVICES

Google data we access and why

CLEO's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Our use and transfer of information received from Google APIs fully complies with that policy.

Specifically, our use of data complies with the "Limited use of user data" requirement as outlined in the Google Workspace API User Data and Developer Policy.

Our application uses the following Google API scopes:

webmasters - access Search Console data

webmasters.readonly - read-only Search Console access

siteverification - verify site ownership

analytics - access Analytics data

analytics.edit - modify Analytics configuration

analytics.readonly - read-only Analytics access

analytics.provision - create Analytics accounts and properties

Affirmative statement. All Google user data accessed by CLEO is used solely for providing and improving the user-facing features of our application. We will never use Google user data for serving advertisements, transfer it to third parties for advertising purposes, or sell it to any third party.

Google Search Console data. We access performance data (search queries, impressions, clicks, average position), crawl and indexing data (crawl errors, sitemaps, index status), and website property management (adding and removing sites, and managing users where write access is used). This is used to give you insight into your website's search performance, identify SEO opportunities and issues, help you monitor your site's health and visibility on Google Search, and let you manage your Search Console properties directly through our application.

Google Analytics data. We access audience data (demographics, interests, geography), acquisition data (traffic sources, campaigns), behaviour data (page views, session duration, event tracking), conversion data (goals, e-commerce transactions), and account management (creating and managing accounts, properties, and views). This is used to provide insight into website and app performance, analyse user behaviour, generate reports and dashboards, let you manage your Analytics setup within our application, and create and configure new Analytics properties on your behalf.

Google Site Verification data. We access site verification data to verify ownership of websites on your behalf within Google services and to manage existing verifications. This streamlines verifying your website with Google services that require ownership verification, for example adding a site to Search Console.

07.

LIMITED USE

Limits on our use of Google data

Notwithstanding anything else in this policy, if you give CLEO access to your Google data, your use of our features is subject to these additional restrictions:

We will only use access to read, write, modify, or control Google data for purposes directly related to providing or improving the user-facing features of this application.

We will not transfer Google data to others unless necessary to provide and improve user-facing features, comply with applicable law, or as part of a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets.

We will not use Google data for serving advertisements.

We will not allow humans to read Google data, unless: we have your explicit consent for specific messages (for example, troubleshooting); it is necessary for security purposes (for example, investigating a bug or abuse); it is necessary to comply with applicable law; or the data has been aggregated and anonymised and is used for internal operations (for example, to measure usage patterns).

08.

SHARING & SUBPROCESSORS

Who else sees your data

We share personal data only with the subprocessors needed to run the service: our cloud provider, managed data store, identity provider, payments provider, AI content providers, search-data vendors, and telemetry/monitoring, each bound by a data-processing agreement. We do not sell personal data.

We adhere strictly to Google's policies concerning the transfer of information received from Google APIs. We will only transfer Google user data to others if necessary to provide or improve user-facing features, comply with applicable law, or as part of a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets. We will never sell or rent your Google user data.

09.

TRANSFERS & RESIDENCY

Where your data lives

Production data is hosted in the cloud region agreed with each client; available regions include the United States of America (New York), Australia (Sydney), the United Kingdom (London), and India (Mumbai). Where data is processed outside your jurisdiction, each recipient is bound by a data-processing agreement holding it to equivalent standards, designed to support cross-border obligations under regimes such as the UK/EU GDPR and the Australian Privacy Principles.

10.

RETENTION

How long we keep it

We keep personal data for as long as needed to provide the service and to meet legal, accounting, and security obligations, after which it is deleted or anonymised. Project deletion cascades across our system of record.

Detailed website request records collected through the Cleo for WordPress plugin are kept for 30 days and then deleted automatically. Aggregated daily counts, which contain no page-level or visitor-level detail, are kept for as long as the customer's account is active so that historical trends remain available.

Google user data is retained only for as long as needed to provide the features you have connected it to, and its use remains subject to the restrictions set out in Limits on our use of Google data above. Disconnecting a Google account removes our stored access to it.

11.

YOUR RIGHTS

What you can ask us to do

Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have the right to access, correct, delete, export, restrict, or object to the processing of your personal data, and to withdraw consent. To exercise any of these, contact us at the address below and we will respond within the time required by law.

12.

SECURITY

How we protect it

We protect personal data with delegated identity, application-layer encryption of sensitive credentials, encryption in transit and at rest, controlled egress, and tenant isolation. See our Security page for detail.

13.

CHILDREN

Who this platform is for

CLEO is a business platform and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children.

14.

CHANGES TO THIS POLICY

When this policy updates

We will post any changes here and update the effective date. Material changes will be communicated to account holders.

15.

CONTACT & COMPLAINTS

How to reach us

Questions or requests: contact@regencleo.ai

This policy was last updated on August 19, 2026.

Privacy

CLEO Privacy Policy. Operated by Regenerative AI (RegenAI). Effective date: August 19, 2026.

Scope

This policy covers personal data processed through the CLEO platform and regencleo.ai. For most client data, the client is the data controller and CLEO acts as a data processor. For website visitors and account holders, we act as the controller. This policy also covers the Cleo for WordPress plugin. When a customer installs that plugin on their own website, it sends us technical details of requests made to that website so we can identify which AI systems are reading it. In that situation the customer is the controller of their visitors' data and Cleo acts as their processor. Customers are responsible for describing their use of Cleo in their own privacy notice.

Data we process

Account data (name, email, identity subject - no passwords stored). Connected credentials (CMS, search/analytics, social tokens - stored encrypted). Content and analytics (website content, generated drafts, brand-visibility metrics). Billing and consent (subscription events - no card data, handled by PCI-certified provider). Usage and telemetry (operational logs, scrubbed of personal data).

Website visitor data (Cleo for WordPress)

Where a customer has installed our WordPress plugin, we receive the following for each request made to their website: the date and time, the HTTP method and response status code, the hostname and page path (with the query string removed), the visitor's IP address, the User-Agent and Referer headers, and how long the page took to generate. We do not receive cookies, form contents, usernames, passwords, email addresses, comment text, or the content of any page. Requests to administrative areas of the customer's site are excluded and never sent. IP addresses are not retained. An IP address is used at the moment of receipt for a single purpose: to check it against IP ranges that AI companies publish for their crawlers, which is the only reliable way to tell a genuine crawler from software falsely claiming to be one. Once that check is complete the address is discarded. We store only an irreversible keyed hash of it, from which the original address cannot be recovered, and which exists so that repeat visits can be counted without identifying anyone.

Lawful basis

We process personal data to provide and secure the platform, publish and analyse content on your instruction, manage your account and billing, communicate with you, and meet legal obligations.

AI processing

We do not allow your content to train third-party AI models. We do not train our own models on your campaigns without explicit opt-in.

Google API Services

CLEO's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy (https://developers.google.com/terms/api-services-user-data-policy), including the Limited Use requirements. Our use and transfer of information received from Google APIs fully complies with that policy, and specifically with the "Limited use of user data" requirement outlined in the Google Workspace API User Data and Developer Policy. Our application uses the following Google API scopes: webmasters - access Search Console data; webmasters.readonly - read-only Search Console access; siteverification - verify site ownership; analytics - access Analytics data; analytics.edit - modify Analytics configuration; analytics.readonly - read-only Analytics access; analytics.provision - create Analytics accounts and properties. Affirmative statement: all Google user data accessed by CLEO is used solely for providing and improving the user-facing features of our application. We will never use Google user data for serving advertisements, transfer it to third parties for advertising purposes, or sell it to any third party. Google Search Console data: we access performance data (search queries, impressions, clicks, average position), crawl and indexing data (crawl errors, sitemaps, index status), and website property management (adding and removing sites, and managing users where write access is used), used to give you insight into your website's search performance, identify SEO opportunities and issues, monitor your site's health and visibility on Google Search, and let you manage your Search Console properties through our application. Google Analytics data: we access audience data (demographics, interests, geography), acquisition data (traffic sources, campaigns), behaviour data (page views, session duration, event tracking), conversion data (goals, e-commerce transactions), and account management (creating and managing accounts, properties and views), used to provide insight into website and app performance, analyse user behaviour, generate reports and dashboards, let you manage your Analytics setup within our application, and create and configure new Analytics properties on your behalf. Google Site Verification data: we access site verification data to verify ownership of websites on your behalf within Google services and to manage existing verifications, which streamlines verifying your website with Google services that require ownership verification, for example adding a site to Search Console.

Limited use of Google data

Notwithstanding anything else in this policy, if you give CLEO access to your Google data, your use of our features is subject to these additional restrictions. We will only use access to read, write, modify, or control Google data for purposes directly related to providing or improving the user-facing features of this application. We will not transfer Google data to others unless necessary to provide and improve user-facing features, comply with applicable law, or as part of a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets. We will not use Google data for serving advertisements. We will not allow humans to read Google data, unless we have your explicit consent for specific messages (for example, troubleshooting), it is necessary for security purposes (for example, investigating a bug or abuse), it is necessary to comply with applicable law, or the data has been aggregated and anonymised and is used for internal operations (for example, to measure usage patterns).

Sharing

We share data only with subprocessors needed to run the service, each bound by a data-processing agreement. We do not sell personal data. We adhere strictly to Google's policies concerning the transfer of information received from Google APIs. We will only transfer Google user data to others if necessary to provide or improve user-facing features, comply with applicable law, or as part of a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets. We will never sell or rent your Google user data.

International transfers

Available regions include the United States of America (New York), Australia (Sydney), the United Kingdom (London), and India (Mumbai).

Retention

We keep personal data as long as needed to provide the service and meet legal obligations, then delete or anonymise. Detailed website request records collected through the Cleo for WordPress plugin are kept for 30 days and then deleted automatically. Aggregated daily counts, which contain no page-level or visitor-level detail, are kept for as long as the customer's account is active so that historical trends remain available. Google user data is retained only for as long as needed to provide the features you have connected it to, and its use remains subject to the Limited use of Google data restrictions above. Disconnecting a Google account removes our stored access to it.

Your rights

Access, correct, delete, export, restrict, or object to processing. Contact contact@regencleo.ai.

Security

Delegated identity, application-layer encryption, encryption in transit and at rest, controlled egress, and tenant isolation.

Children

CLEO is a business platform and is not directed at children.

Contact

contact@regencleo.ai

Frequently asked questions

Who is the data controller, CLEO or the client?

For most client data the client is the data controller and CLEO acts as a data processor. For website visitors and account holders, CLEO acts as the controller.

What data does CLEO process?

Account data (name, email, identity subject, with no passwords stored), connected credentials for CMS, search, analytics and social tokens stored encrypted, content and analytics including website content, generated drafts and brand-visibility metrics, billing and consent events with no card data, and usage and telemetry logs scrubbed of personal data.

What does the Cleo for WordPress plugin send?

For each request made to the customer's website: the date and time, the HTTP method and response status code, the hostname and page path with the query string removed, the visitor's IP address, the User-Agent and Referer headers, and how long the page took to generate. It does not receive cookies, form contents, usernames, passwords, email addresses, comment text, or the content of any page, and requests to administrative areas are excluded and never sent.

Are visitor IP addresses retained?

No. An IP address is used at the moment of receipt for a single purpose: checking it against IP ranges AI companies publish for their crawlers, which is the only reliable way to tell a genuine crawler from software falsely claiming to be one. Once that check is complete the address is discarded, and only an irreversible keyed hash is stored so repeat visits can be counted without identifying anyone.

Does CLEO sell personal data?

No. Data is shared only with subprocessors needed to run the service, each bound by a data-processing agreement.

How long is data kept?

Personal data is kept as long as needed to provide the service and meet legal obligations, then deleted or anonymised. Detailed website request records collected through the Cleo for WordPress plugin are kept for 30 days and then deleted automatically. Aggregated daily counts, which contain no page-level or visitor-level detail, are kept while the customer's account is active.

What rights do I have over my data?

You can access, correct, delete, export, restrict, or object to processing. Contact contact@regencleo.ai.

What Google user data does CLEO access?

CLEO requests seven Google API scopes: webmasters and webmasters.readonly for Search Console data, siteverification to verify site ownership, and analytics, analytics.edit, analytics.readonly and analytics.provision for Google Analytics. Search Console access covers performance data (queries, impressions, clicks, average position), crawl and indexing data, and property management. Analytics access covers audience, acquisition, behaviour and conversion data, and account management. Site Verification access is used to verify and manage ownership of websites on your behalf.

How does CLEO comply with the Google API Services User Data Policy?

CLEO's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Google user data is used solely to provide and improve user-facing features. CLEO will not use Google user data for serving advertisements, will not transfer it except to provide or improve user-facing features, comply with applicable law, or as part of a merger, acquisition or sale of assets, and will never sell or rent it. Humans do not read Google data except with your explicit consent, for security purposes, to comply with applicable law, or where the data is aggregated and anonymised for internal operations.

About CLEO by RegenAI

CLEO by RegenAI is the autonomous Presence Engine - a closed-loop platform that unifies search engine optimisation, AI answer visibility, structured content publishing, and social signal amplification into one integrated system with a compounding feedback mechanism between every layer.

The AI search transition

Large language models including ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, and Claude now answer user queries directly with cited sources. Brands not appearing in those citations are invisible in the fastest-growing discovery channel. Traditional analytics tools do not capture AI citation share. Brands are losing reach they cannot measure with standard dashboards.

Search

The foundation of the Presence Engine. Technical crawlability, entity authority, structured data markup, and topical depth that establishes the credibility signals AI systems require before citing a source. A brand that cannot be crawled cannot be cited. A brand without entity authority cannot be trusted by language models.

AI Search - Unified Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)

The discipline of structuring content and brand signals so language models extract, cite, and recommend your brand when users ask relevant questions. GEO is a single composite score across the four models. It is not traditional SEO. It requires different content formats, different entity signals, and direct monitoring of AI output to know whether it is working.

Content (Quill)

One brand voice feeds all four surfaces: set once, carried unchanged across Local, Search, AI Search, and Social. One workflow for three engines, SEO, GEO, and Social, with content structured for AI extraction, not only human reading.

Social Signal

Cross-channel amplification that generates the engagement signals and third-party references AI systems use as authority indicators. Social is not separate from AI search - it is a primary signal source for it, reinforcing content authority in the training data that shapes AI citations.

Orchestration - Computation Mapping

Computation Mapping finds the keyword opportunities and routes them into the engine, where the fixes are written to the site for search and AI crawlers to read: a map that ends in action, not a spreadsheet. Without orchestration, four products; with it, one engine.

Why integration matters

A collection of five separate platforms - SEO tool, content tool, social scheduler, AI monitor, reporting dashboard - has no feedback mechanism between them. Each optimises for its own metric. There is no loop, and therefore no compounding. CLEO routes monitoring output directly into content creation. Published content triggers social amplification. Amplification results inform the next monitoring cycle. Authority accumulates with each iteration.

CLEO serves

Marketing leaders at established brands losing organic traffic to AI-generated answers. Growth teams that cannot manage five separate tools and still maintain a feedback loop. Brands with genuine expertise that is not reflected in their AI citation share. Enterprise teams needing dedicated stewardship, custom orchestration, and a long-term presence partnership.

AI citation share is not proportional to company size or marketing budget. It is proportional to how well a brand's content is structured for AI extraction and how consistently it publishes into its category. A twelve-person team can outperform a thirty-person team if the closed-loop system is in place. The brands building that system today are establishing an advantage that will compound for years.

The measurement framework

AI Readability Score (ARS) measures how extractable your website is to AI crawlers - scored across crawler access, JavaScript rendering, structured data, content quality, content size, and LLM accessibility. AI Visibility Score (GEO) measures how often your brand appears in AI-generated answers across the eight supported engines (ChatGPT, Bing AI Overviews, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, Grok, with up to four active per site at a time). Infrastructure Readiness measures the technical baseline - robots.txt configuration, schema markup quality, Core Web Vitals, and indexability.

Measured results for SEO and GEO

For improving SEO and GEO (AI-search) visibility, CLEO is a Presence Engine. On its own site, CLEO ran the Presence Engine and moved its AI Readability Score from 35 to 96, its SEO Score from 40 to 95, and its GEO Score from 14 to 50 in 30 days - driven by content clarity, AI accessibility, semantic structure, and technical foundations, not backlinks or paid promotion (the CLEO AI Ready case study at regencleo.ai/case-studies/cleo-ai-ready). For client DisburseCloud, a twelve-person fintech, CLEO took AI citation share from 17% to 67% in 90 days at 95% Wilson confidence, moving category-defining queries from no-rank to position 3 on average and quadrupling LinkedIn organic reach (the US Payment Engine case study at regencleo.ai/case-studies/us-payment-engine). These are measured results on CLEO's own site and on client work, not projections.

Getting started

The free Presence Scan at regencleo.ai/scan audits any domain across AI readability, AI answer visibility, and infrastructure readiness - no login required. Self-serve plans for independent teams beginning the work of compounding brand presence. Enterprise plans with dedicated account stewardship, custom workflows, and strategic partnership. Start the conversation at regencleo.ai/book.