Last updated: February 2026
Each Seafloor user gets a dedicated cloud VM. Your agent, conversations, files, and data are isolated from other users. We do not run multi-tenant workloads on shared containers.
All traffic between your devices and Seafloor is encrypted via HTTPS/TLS. Data at rest on your dedicated server is stored on encrypted volumes provided by our infrastructure provider.
We use secure, token-based authentication. Passwords are never stored in plaintext. Session tokens are short-lived and transmitted only over encrypted connections.
AI model requests flow through our proxy for usage tracking and billing. We log request metadata (timestamps, token counts, model used) but do not store the content of your prompts or completions long-term.
Seafloor relies on the following third-party providers:
Each provider maintains its own security practices and compliance certifications. We encourage you to review their policies independently.
Seafloor is a hosted service that gives you a dedicated cloud computer running open-source software. While we take reasonable measures to secure the platform, no system is 100% secure.
You are responsible for anything your agent does on your behalf, including messages it sends, code it writes, and actions it takes through connected channels (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, etc.). Seafloor is not liable for unintended agent behavior, data loss, or downstream consequences of agent actions.
We provide the service "as is" without warranty of any kind. Use Seafloor at your own risk and exercise caution when granting your agent access to external services or sensitive data.
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