current as of aug 25, 2026

subprocessors

know exactly where your data is and how it's used. these are the companies that help us host, secure, deliver, and run folk. we only ever share what each one needs to do its job - and we never sell your data or use it to train AI models.

Vercel
web hosting and content delivery
United States
Expo
iPhone app builds, updates, and push notification delivery
United States
MongoDB Atlas
primary database
United States
Daytona
your private cloud computer (sandboxes)
United States / EU
Google Cloud
memory databases
United States
Upstash
caching and scheduled jobs
United States
OpenRouter
AI model gateway
United States
Linq
iMessage and SMS delivery
United States
Telegram
Telegram message delivery
United Arab Emirates
Photon
WhatsApp message delivery
United States
Twilio
phone number verification
United States
Resend
transactional email
United States
ElevenLabs
voice calls
United States
Stripe
payment processing and billing
United States
Composio
secure connections to apps you link (like Gmail or Calendar)
United States
Exa
web search
United States
PostHog
product analytics
United States
Superwall
iOS in-app purchase screens and subscription events
United States
Trestle
one-time phone-number lookup to prefill your name at signup
United States
Plaid
bank account connections you choose to link
United States
Browserbase
cloud browsers folk uses to do web tasks for you
United States
Kernel
cloud browsers folk uses to do web tasks for you
United States
Parallel
web research
United States
Turbopuffer
memory search index
United States
Sentry
error monitoring
United States

when you connect your own apps (like Gmail, Calendar, GitHub, or your bank), those providers process your data under their own terms - you choose them, and you can disconnect anytime. locations shown are where each company is headquartered; some run infrastructure in multiple regions.

questions?

email support@nozomio.com and we'll help.

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