AZERTY Coach privacy
AZERTY Coach has no account, no sign-in and no form: it collects no information about you.
This page covers the connector only. The azerty.global website has its own privacy policy, in French.
Who is responsible
AZERTY Coach is a read-only connector that you add to Claude, ChatGPT or Codex. It is published by Antoine Olivier, in a personal capacity, who is responsible for the processing described on this page. It is separate from the association (AMCF) that publishes the website.
What the server receives
- The content of the request. When you ask about a character or paste a short text, your assistant sends the server what the tool needs: a character, a character name, a short text or the exercise you typed. The server uses it to compute the answer, then does not keep it: it writes neither this content nor the answer to a database, a file or a log.
- Technical connection data. Like any service on the internet, the server is hosted by Cloudflare Workers (Cloudflare, Inc.), which sees the IP address and headers of each request in order to route it. The server’s own log keeps only the request type, the name of the tool called and the response code, without the text sent.
What it does not do
It sets no cookie, asks for no sign-in, calls no other service and passes nothing to a third party. It changes nothing on your side: its five tools read AZERTY Global data and keyboard layouts.
What your assistant does with the conversation
Your conversation, including the questions you ask AZERTY Coach, stays subject to the privacy policy of the assistant you use (Anthropic for Claude, OpenAI for ChatGPT and Codex). It does not depend on this page. Avoid pasting personal or confidential information into a request: AZERTY Coach does not need it.
Your rights and contact
For any question about your data, or to exercise your rights over the connector, write to contact@azerty.global.
The terms of use and the help page are separate from those of the website. Last updated: November 5, 2026.