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Vibe app: your data, fixed

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Mistral keeps your Vibe chats until you delete them; training is on by default but you can opt out.

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Last checked 24 October 2026
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    What they keep

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    1. 1.Your chats (what you type and what Vibe answers), until you delete the chat or your account.
    2. 2.Knowledge Base entries: what you ask Vibe to remember and details it picks up, until you delete them.
    3. 3.Files you attach count as your input, and are kept the same way.
    4. 4.Your contact details, such as email or phone, for 1 year after you delete your account.
    5. 5.Your name for 5 years after your account ends, and invoices for 10 years.

    Deleted chats are removed after a short grace period, and Mistral may keep some data longer to enforce its rules or where the law requires. Zero data retention is not available for Vibe chats.

    Scorecard · Says how long chats are kept after you delete themPartly

    Mistral says account data is kept for one year after you delete your account, but gives no period for deleted conversations themselves.

  2. 2

    Opt out of training

    Offered
    1. 1.On the web: open the Admin panel.
    2. 2.Go to Vibe > Privacy.
    3. 3.Turn off Allow your interactions to be used to train our models.
    4. 4.On the phone app: open Settings > Data & Account Controls.
    5. 5.Uncheck Enable data sharing.

    Training is on by default for individual users. The setting covers your files and memories too. Voice messages on Free, Pro and Student may also be used for training unless you opt out.

    Scorecard · You can stop your chats training its modelsYes

    Mistral says Vibe users are opted in by default and can opt out any time in settings, via the Enable data sharing checkbox on mobile.

  3. 3

    Private mode

    Offered
    1. 1.Start a new conversation as a Temporary Chat.
    2. 2.Chat as normal. It stays out of your history, search, Knowledge Base and model training.

    Mistral logs only that a Temporary Chat happened, not what was said, but may keep data where the law requires. Its pages do not say where the Temporary Chat button is in the app.

    Scorecard · A chat mode that is not saved and not used for trainingYes

    Mistral's docs say Temporary Chat conversations are not saved to history and not used to train its models, with only the fact of a chat logged.

    Mistral's own pagesChecked 24 October 2026
  4. 4

    Export your data

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    1. 1.Sign in to your Mistral account.
    2. 2.Open Mistral's Vibe export tool.
    3. 3.Select Export to download all your Vibe data.

    Export before you close your account; you may not be able to afterward. Mistral does not say what format the file is in, and its pages differ on where the export tool sits (admin console, Settings or Mistral Studio).

    Scorecard · You can export all your chats yourselfPartly

    Mistral says a self-serve export tool in the admin console downloads all your Vibe data, but does not state the file format.

  5. 5

    Delete your account/data

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    1. 1.To delete a chat: on the Vibe page, open the three-dot menu next to the chat title, select Delete, and confirm.
    2. 2.To delete Knowledge Base entries: ask Vibe to forget one, or clear a topic or everything from Context > Knowledge.
    3. 3.To delete your account: if you pay, cancel your plan first and settle any fees.
    4. 4.Open the Admin panel and go to your account page.
    5. 5.Under Danger Zone, select Delete account.
    6. 6.Type your full email address and select Delete account again.

    Deleted chats and accounts cannot be recovered. Mistral keeps some account data afterward, such as contact details for 1 year.

    Scorecard · You can delete your whole account yourselfPartly

    Mistral says you can delete your Vibe account yourself from the Admin panel Danger Zone, but the page does not say what data is removed.

Where Mistral's pages were unclear

Where the pages were unclear

  • Private mode: Mistral's docs confirm Temporary Chat exists but do not say where to find or switch it on in the app.
  • Export: the help article says use the dedicated Vibe export tool and click Export, the GDPR article puts it in Mistral Studio, and the Knowledge Base page says Settings. File format is not stated.
  • Deleted chats are removed after a short grace period; the number of days is not given.
  • The account deletion page does not say exactly what data is removed.

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