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Sub-processor list.

Omie acts as a data processor on behalf of customers (Controllers under GDPR). The table below lists every third party we share customer data with, how, and under what legal transfer mechanism. This list is updated whenever we add or retire a sub-processor. Subscribe below to receive 30 days’ advance notice before any addition.

Sub-processorPurposeData sharedLocationTransfer mechanism
SupabasePostgres database, authentication, and file storageAccount, learning signals, and content you createEU region availableEU region, SCCs 2021/914 otherwise
VercelApplication hosting and edge deliveryRequest metadata, no learning content stored at restGlobal edge, US control planeSCCs 2021/914
AnthropicAda, the AI coach, and content generationPrompts and lesson context, not used to train foundation modelsUnited StatesSCCs 2021/914
ResendTransactional email such as magic links and digestsName and email addressUS and EUSCCs 2021/914
StripeBilling and subscriptionsBilling details, handled inside Stripe (PCI DSS)GlobalSCCs 2021/914
PostHogProduct analyticsPseudonymous usage events, never learning answersEU cloud availableEU cloud, SCCs 2021/914 otherwise
SentryError monitoring, so we catch failures before you report themError traces and request metadata, never learning answersUS, EU availableSCCs 2021/914

Last reviewed 15 August 2026. Transfers outside the EEA rely on the Standard Contractual Clauses approved by EU Commission Implementing Decision 2021/914, Module 2, which are incorporated into our Data Processing Agreement. The same seven processors are described in plain language on our security page.

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Article 28 GDPR gives you the right to object before we add a new sub-processor. Subscribe below and we’ll email you at least 30 days in advance.