What happens to your image.

Your uploaded image

When you run a screen, your image is sent to a third-party AI provider for one-time analysis, then the result is returned to your browser. DeepCheck's own infrastructure does not save the image file to disk or a database at any point. Which specific provider is used is not published publicly, so the response cannot be used to infer provider-specific quirks, but no image is analyzed only on DeepCheck's own servers -- it always leaves DeepCheck to a general-purpose AI model for that one request.

DeepCheck does not use uploaded images for datasets, model training, or its own research without the uploader's explicit, separate permission. The AI provider that performs the analysis has its own data-handling and retention policies for API requests, which are outside DeepCheck's control -- typically providers briefly retain API traffic for abuse monitoring rather than for training. If you need details for a specific provider's policy, contact us and we will point you to it.

What DeepCheck logs

DeepCheck runs on Cloudflare Workers. A small, sampled slice of requests is logged for reliability and abuse monitoring -- a request ID, HTTP status, and error code. Image bytes are never written to these logs. Your IP address is used transiently to enforce the daily free-check limit and is also visible to Cloudflare's own request logging at a reduced sampling rate; DeepCheck does not build a profile of who checked what.

What DeepCheck does not do

No accounts, no persistent visitor identifiers, no analytics, no advertising trackers, and no third-party scripts beyond the anti-abuse check needed to submit an image. DeepCheck does not sell or share uploaded images or check results with anyone.

Questions or a deletion request

Because DeepCheck does not store your image after the request completes, there is usually nothing to delete on our side. If you have a question about this page, or a concern about a specific check, write to belly@yahoo.com.