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The only AI that auto-deletes your chats

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OpenAI couldn't make an erotic chatbot safe, Anthropic leaked its own source code twice, and Google got caught tracking people who opted out. We just delete your chats and encrypt the rest. It's not complicated.

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A good memory feature lets you see what it stores, change what's wrong, and delete what you want. If yours doesn't do all three, it's not a memory feature. It's a surveillance log.

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Bluesky users blocked an AI tool 125,000 times in 48 hours. People aren't anti-AI. They're anti-AI-that-doesn't-ask-first.

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Every other AI asks you to trust their promise. We'd rather you trust our architecture. Promises get updated. Deletion is permanent

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90% of people don't trust AI with their data but use it anyway. That's not hypocrisy. That's a market begging for a better option.

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The FBI confirmed it buys location data without warrants. The best defense isn't a privacy policy. It's data that no longer exists.

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You told your AI about your divorce, your health scare, and your kid's school. Now ask yourself where that data lives and who can access it. If you don't know, that's the problem.

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GitHub's AI put ads inside someone's actual code last week. When your business model needs advertising, everything eventually becomes an ad placement.

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"I don't have anything to hide" is not the point. You don't hand your diary to a stranger just because there's nothing illegal in it.

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If an AI company makes money from ads, your conversations are the product. If it makes money from subscriptions, you're the customer. Know which one you're using.

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Your car was selling your braking data to your insurance company. Your AI is selling your thinking data to its investors. Same business model. Same problem.

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Strangers in Kenya watched people undressing through Meta's smart glasses. The glasses were marketed as "designed for privacy." Marketing isn't architecture

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ChatGPT's "Temporary Chat" stores your data for 30 days. Our regular chat deletes in 8 hours. Read that again.

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You wouldn't let your therapist sell session notes to advertisers. Why does your AI get a pass?

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Half of the AI apps on your phone have the same security vulnerability. The other half just haven't been checked yet. We use bank-grade encryption.

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Perplexity's "Incognito mode" was sending your conversations to Meta and Google the whole time. Words vs. architecture

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A court just ordered OpenAI to hand over 20 million "deleted" conversations. Ours wouldn't exist to hand over.

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Google's AI started reading your emails last week. The opt-out is buried in two separate settings menus. That's not a choice. That's a maze.

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Your AI keeps a file on you. You've never seen it. You can't edit it. You can't delete it. We thought that was weird too.

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Forget by default. Remember by choice. That's it. That's the app.