Overview
Tape B Cloud is an independently operated, pre-launch market-data and options-analysis tool for ChatGPT. This policy describes what the Tape B service itself handles. OpenAI, the market-data provider, and infrastructure providers handle information under their own policies.
Information you submit
When ChatGPT calls a Tape B tool for you, Tape B receives the structured information needed for that tool. Depending on the request, this may include ticker symbols, timeframes, option expiration dates, strikes, call or put selections, strategy legs, scan settings, and price-alert parameters.
Tape B does not ask for or need your brokerage password, brokerage account number, trading credentials, balances, positions, or order history. Do not put that information into a Tape B request or support email.
How information is used
Tape B uses tool inputs to retrieve the requested public-market data, perform the requested calculation or analysis, and return a result to ChatGPT. The current service sends allowlisted read-only requests to the Schwab Market Data API. Raw provider responses are normalized before Tape B returns a result.
Storage and retention
The Tape B application does not implement storage of ChatGPT prompts, market queries, or returned market results. The cloud server is configured for stateless tool requests and application-level access logging is disabled.
If you intentionally create a price alert, Tape B stores the alert parameters and operational state on its Railway data volume so the alert can be listed, checked, or removed. An alert remains there until it is removed or the service storage is deleted; the application does not assign a fixed expiration period. This storage contains the alert, not brokerage account information.
Railway is in the service request path and may process or record infrastructure information such as request timing, errors, and IP-related metadata under Railway’s own practices. Tape B does not control Railway’s retention rules.
Service providers
- OpenAI operates ChatGPT, handles your conversation, and sends the tool request to Tape B.
- Railway hosts the Tape B application and its persistent service volume.
- Charles Schwab is the active provider for public-market data requested by the service.
- GitHub hosts private source repositories and may participate in source-based deployment. Tape B does not intentionally send tool inputs or market results to GitHub.
The public website itself is static and does not use a contact form, analytics, advertising pixels, or site-created cookies.
No sale of personal information
Tape B does not sell personal information. Tape B does not use tool inputs for advertising or to build marketing profiles.
Security
Tape B uses technical controls intended to limit the service to market-data operations, including strict tool schemas, an allowlist of provider endpoints, normalized outputs, encrypted storage for the operator’s provider token, and no trade-execution functions. No online service can guarantee absolute security. A compromise of the running service or its hosting account could expose information available to that environment.
Your choices and requests
You can remove a Tape B price alert through the available alert-removal tool. For a deletion or privacy request, email support@tapeb.cloud with enough detail to identify the request. Tape B may need to verify that a request is legitimate and may not be able to delete information controlled only by a third party.
Third-party privacy practices
Review the policies of the services you use with Tape B:
- OpenAI Privacy Policy
- Railway Privacy Policy
- Charles Schwab Privacy Notice
- GitHub General Privacy Statement
Tape B does not control those services or their privacy practices.
Changes to this policy
This policy may change as Tape B develops or its providers change. The updated policy will be posted here with a revised effective date. Material changes will apply prospectively unless a different approach is required by law.
Contact
Questions about this policy may be sent to support@tapeb.cloud.