Why your vault's AI lives on your device

The most private AI is the one that never phones home.

When you ask "When does my insurance renew?", something has to read your policy to answer. The question is where that reading happens.

Most AI products send your question, and often your documents, to a server. Even with good intentions, your private life now sits on someone else's computer.

We made a different choice. Your vault's AI runs on your device. A small, capable model reads your encrypted vault locally, answers your question, shows the source, and reminds you before things expire. Nothing goes to our servers or to any cloud AI.

Small models have limits, so we designed around them honestly. When the AI isn't sure, it doesn't guess. It opens the right document and highlights the line. The model is trained on public data only, never on yours. New, better models arrive with app updates.

There's one more benefit: it works offline. On a plane, at a border, in a basement office. Your memory is there when you need it.

Private by architecture, not by promise.

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