Your privacy
Plain language, last updated 13 July 2026. This is how the companion treats what you bring to it. It is the same commitment the companion is built on, written for a person rather than a machine.
What the companion keeps
Only what it needs, and only what you allow:
- Your consent record — that you agreed, when, and the retention choices you made.
- Your conversations — kept only if you turn memory on. With memory off, an exchange is shown once and never written down.
- Your journal — only the notes you choose to keep.
- Notes to the people who tend the companion — anything you send with
/feedback, plus a referral you ask for. These ride your export and leave with your record if you withdraw.
How long it is kept
On your schedule. Conversations age out after the number of days you set (90 by default), and you can change that, or clear everything, any time from Your record.
What you can do, any time
From Your record you can read everything the companion holds, remove a single exchange or clear all of them, adjust how long things are kept, edit or clear your journal, and download the whole record.
What the companion does not do
- No one else sees your conversations. Each person's record is theirs alone — it is not visible to other practitioners, and it is not a pool anyone browses.
- No engagement metrics. The companion does not measure or optimise for how often you come back. There is nothing to be hooked by.
- Never sold, never shared for advertising or any outside purpose.
- A crisis disclosure is not kept. If you tell the companion you are in danger, it meets you and points you to real help — and that exchange is not written down.
Withdrawing
If you ever leave, your record leaves with you — a real deletion, not a hidden copy. Everything above is removed, including the operator notes.
Questions about any of this? See Contact.