
AI that works
for everyone.
Keep your knowledge private.
Control your data.

YOUR BROWSERRECEIPTS FOR
DATA THAT LEAVES
Privacy
built in
Notes and files are
encrypted before they
reach our servers.
Decide exactly what AI
can access at every step.
YOUR SOURCES
Your private context
What outside models see
PROJECTS AND DRAFTSENCRYPTED DATA +
USER HELD KEYS
Knowledge
you control
Build a private record of
your thinking. Share with
teams and communities
to create a collaborative
knowledge base.
PLAYBOOKS AND INSIGHTS
SMALL MODELSYOUR IDEAS NEVER
TRAIN MODELS
Ethical by
design
Respect for authorship, uses right-size models, benefits real people. AI should make work better, otherwise what’s the point?
WITH YOUR PERMISSION

We all have a say in how AI shapes our communities, environment, and industries. One version of the future races to absorb all knowledge and replace people, another builds thoughtful tools that give us greater control over our work, time, and authorship.
As AI automates more of the work behind each task, how we think becomes more valuable than how we execute. The knowledge that sets each of us apart is worth protecting.
Ownership and intentionality should be built into the tools from the start. While laws and privacy policies catch up to this new technology, we’re building a stronger foundation. One that lets us think privately, collaborate deliberately, and decide when AI assists and when it acts.
Progress shouldn’t come at a cost. AI should work for everyone.
Help shape an AI future
that puts people first.
JOIN THE BETAArticles + News
While Unlikely, We Cannot Rule It Out
OpenAI could not rule out that two mathematicians’ de-identified data helped improve its models. The standard terms don’t let anyone rule it out.
I’m the Person Who Reads the Terms
Nobody reads the terms. I read the terms. Lately I’ve been redlining my own lawyers’ redlines.
The Model Took You at Your Word
The model checked anyway, then quoted a message I never sent to justify it.
Own the Record Before AI Work Spreads
Your context feels organized enough in a vendor’s memory, right up until the day you want to leave.
Privacy Is Not Protection
We’re still working off an 1890 definition of privacy, and it was never really about hiding.
The Unsolved Search
Real intelligence over truly private data meant crossing four fields that don’t talk to each other, and one episode of Doctor Who.



