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What stays private

The whole thing rests on one rule: nothing about you becomes public unless you approve it, item by item.

How information moves

• Everything starts private. Whatever your AI learns — from the interview, from pasted text, from your website — is held where only you can see it.
• You approve what is shared. Each item is one short sentence. Approve it, edit it, keep it private, or delete it.
• Only approved items reach visitors. Your AI answers from your introduction, your contact details and the items marked public. It is never given the rest.
• You can change your mind at any time. Make something private again, edit it, or take your whole card offline. The change is live immediately.

Things that are held back automatically

Some things get flagged before you even look at them: health, family, relationships, money, your home address, phone numbers and email addresses found inside imported text. They are marked and kept private unless you deliberately share them. The contact details you type into your own profile are the exception — those are meant to be seen, and they appear as buttons on your card.

Imported files

If you upload a ChatGPT or Claude export, it is read once and deleted immediately. We do not store it. Only your own messages are read; the AI's replies are ignored. From a large export, only a few dozen sentences that actually describe you are kept, and those still start private.

What visitors can and cannot do

• They can ask your AI questions without signing up or leaving their details.
• They cannot see a list of everything your AI knows — there is no such page.
• They cannot make it reveal private items by asking cleverly, because those items are never given to it in the first place.

Being listed

Being listed is a choice, not a default. If you switch it on, your card page is listed — your name, photo, introduction and area. Nothing you kept private is listed, ever. Switch it off and you are removed, while your link keeps working for the people you gave it to.