Trust & Security
Private by default. Useful by choice.
Your notes, meetings, and relationship history stay sealed in your vault. Only the signal you approve enters shared rooms.
The vault boundary
Relationship intelligence is sensitive. Who you're meeting, what was said, what you committed to, who's warm and who's gone cold — that's the raw material of your professional edge. It should never be public.
The personal intelligence vault is the hard trust boundary. Raw context — notes, transcripts, private observations — stays sealed by default. The system can create derived intelligence from that raw material without exposing the source.
Stays in your vault
Raw, private, never shared without explicit approval
- Raw meeting notes and transcripts
- Private observations about people
- Personal relationship history
- Commitments you've made or received
- Strategic objectives and timing
Can enter shared rooms
Approved, abstracted, minimal-sufficient
- Relationship warmth (not why, just how warm)
- Suggested next action (not the backstory)
- Deal-state summary (not the negotiation detail)
- Follow-up status (not the draft text)
- Approved introduction path (not the private context)
How it works
Protected at the source
Meetings, notes, and relationship history live as protected private state — not as a public profile for the world to read.
Derived, not exposed
The system creates safer working representations — warmth scores, commitment trackers, warm paths — from raw material without exposing the source.
No public profiles
Your relationship memory is never a feed. Nobody sees your vault unless you explicitly share approved signal.
You approve what moves
Signal entering a shared room requires your approval. The system suggests; you decide.
Crawler boundaries
These public pages explain the product and the brand. Member dashboards, admin surfaces, onboarding, API routes, and private document views remain outside the public crawl surface.
Search engines and AI crawlers see what's on this site. They do not see member data, vault content, or anything behind authentication.
Trust is earned, not claimed.
Request early access and judge for yourself. Privacy is architecture, not a setting.