What does Help improve PropKaki actually share?

Updated 1 September 2026

The Short Answer

The Help improve PropKaki switch under Account Settings then Privacy allows your conversations to be used to improve PropKaki's answers. Turning it off applies to future conversations. It is one switch, it is yours, and nothing else on your account is covered by it.

One switch, stated in its own words rather than paraphrased.

Where is the switch?

Account Settings → Privacy, where the heading reads Choose what PropKaki keeps, or delete your account.

The switch is labelled Help improve PropKaki.

What does it cover?

Its own words: Allow your conversations to be used to improve PropKaki's answers.

Conversations. Not your book, not your files, not your account details.

What happens when I turn it off?

The screen says so plainly: Turning this off applies to future conversations.

So it is a forward-looking switch. If you want past conversations gone as well, delete the chats — or the account.

Does anyone read my chats?

The purpose is making answers better — finding where PropKaki got something wrong and fixing it.

If you would rather it played no part in that, one switch turns it off and nothing else about your account changes.

Does turning it off make PropKaki worse for me?

No. Your answers are the same either way.

The switch is about whether your conversations contribute to improvements for everybody, not about what you get back.

Still Stuck?

Ask PropKaki in the chat — it answers most of these directly — or message the team.