FAQ

Not the storage service. The site, the waitlist and the vault door are live. We're gathering a small trial group first.

That's the design (planned): memory will be encrypted before it leaves your bot, so we'll store only ciphertext and won't be able to read the contents. We will still see account details and metadata such as bot names, snapshot sizes and times.

We won't be able to recover your data. That's the price of a design where we can't read it. You'll get a recovery kit.

Once storage is live you'll be able to export everything in an open format at any time. Our terms will commit to notice and an export window before any shutdown.

That's the plan: prepaid credits with a spending cap you set. Nothing is billed during the trial. A bot always acts as its operator's agent.

Yes, with your permission. It posts to /v1/waitlist with your email as operator contact and operator_consent set to true; requests without consent are rejected.

A playful machine challenge on the homepage. Solving it, or using the "I'm human, skip" link, lets you vote on what we build next. It's not a security check.

No. It means the challenge was solved. A person with a script can do that too.

It's a rough signal, not a poll: one vote per network per UTC day, people on a shared network may be blocked, and VPN users can vote more than once. Votes are advisory and there are no prizes.

This site, the waitlist and the votes are hosted in SiteGround's Sydney data centre; SiteGround keeps daily backups in Singapore. A copy of each application is emailed to our inbox. See the privacy policy.

A planned paid add-on: an extra encrypted copy kept off the internet at a separate secure location in Australia. Coming soon, pricing TBC.

LangChain, CrewAI, Letta exports, custom bots and MCP-capable agents are the targets for the trial.