What we store,
and what we never do with it.
A record of someone’s life is an odd thing to monetise, so we do not. Here is the whole picture in plain language.
What is stored
What you put in: tasks, notes, journal entries, contacts, expenses, and health figures if you connect a watch. Plus the minimum needed to run an account — your email, a hashed password, and the date you signed in.
What it is used for
Showing it back to you, and letting the assistant answer your questions about it. Nothing else.
What never happens
No advertising. No selling or sharing data with third parties. No behavioural analytics on you. No training of public models on your records.
Where it lives
On the server that runs the app, in one database, encrypted in transit. Text you send to the assistant is processed by a model provider to produce an answer and is not used to train their models.
Getting it out
You can export everything you have written at any time. Deleting the account removes it and its contents. If you would rather not rely on us at all, the app runs in a single Docker container on your own machine.
Cookies
One, and it holds your session so you stay signed in. There are no tracking cookies and no third-party scripts on this site.