Kagi FastGPT is an AI-powered search tool that enhances information retrieval, enabling users to quickly find relevant data and insights for decision-making and research tasks.
Kagi FastGPT is an AI-powered search service that combines large language model capabilities with real-time web search to deliver citation-rich answers to user queries, functioning as a ChatGPT 3.5-style LLM optimized for speed and accuracy[1][2]. The tool offers multiple integration points including a standalone web app, a Quick Answers feature that provides 2-3 sentence responses directly atop search results, a Summarizer tool for condensing web pages into key points, and an API for developers seeking to build AI-enhanced applications[1][2]. FastGPT is designed for researchers, professionals, and knowledge workers who need rapid, sourced answers without the clutter of traditional search engines, as well as for organizations building multi-agent AI systems that require reliable question-answering capabilities[2][3]. What distinguishes FastGPT is its foundation within Kagi's privacy-focused search ecosystem—it performs web searches to enrich responses while maintaining the ad-free, tracking-free environment that Kagi users expect, and it delivers answers nearly instantaneously with built-in citations to source materials[1][2][3]. The service is particularly notable for its integration philosophy, where AI features are activated on demand and usage is converted into search credits, making it accessible to users already invested in Kagi's premium search experience[5].
Privacy policy does not explicitly address whether user data is used to train AI models. While the policy emphasizes pri
Privacy policy does not explicitly address whether user data is used to train AI models. While the policy emphasizes pri
Moderate risk. Suitable for internal data but avoid confidential information.
Privacy policy does not explicitly address whether user data is used to train AI models. While the policy emphasizes privacy-first design and states search queries are not stored beyond 7-90 day debugging logs, it does not explicitly prohibit AI training on user content or provide clear opt-out mechanisms for model training purposes.
“[Privacy] "We don't store your search queries (beyond temporary 7-day debugging logs), don't track which results you click, and don't build user profiles."”
The provided privacy policy does not address content licensing or intellectual property rights over user-generated outputs. Without explicit terms governing the scope and duration of any license granted to Kagi, this dimension cannot be fully assessed and defaults to moderate concern.
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The privacy policy explicitly states that Kagi does not sell personal data, does not share information for behavioral advertising, and does not share with third parties for direct marketing. Payment information is held by named processors (Stripe, Reach, PayPal, OpenNode) under standard processor agreements.
“[Privacy] "No. We don't sell your personal information. We don't share your information for behavioral advertising. This is fundamental to our business model - you're our customer, not the product being sold."”
The policy provides clear retention periods: temporary debugging logs retained 7-90 days, account deletion results in permanent removal within 30 days (except legally required records like tax documentation). Data lifecycle is well-documented with specific timeframes.
“[Privacy] "We don't store your search queries (beyond temporary 7-day debugging logs)" and "Your data is permanently removed within 30 days, except where we're legally required to retain certain records."”
The provided privacy policy does not address IP ownership of outputs generated through the service. Without explicit terms clarifying whether users retain ownership of generated content or whether Kagi claims any rights, this dimension cannot be fully assessed.
“Not found in documents”
The privacy policy demonstrates GDPR compliance awareness (mentions GDPR rights, data transfers, supervisory authorities) and extends privacy rights globally, but does not explicitly mention SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, or other formal security certifications. No dedicated security or trust page is referenced in the provided documents.
“[Privacy] "Whether you're in the EU (GDPR), UK, California (CCPA/CPRA), or one of the growing number of US states with privacy laws, you have rights over your data. We extend these rights to all users, everywhere, even where not legally required."”
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