Privacy

Last updated 5 October 2026

What we keep

Your email address. If you sign in with Google, Google tells us that email address and nothing else. Your conversation with the agent. Every draft it proposed, what you did with it, and the text that was finally sent. Two documents the agent works from, Memory and Soul. The tasks you asked it to do on a schedule. A log of which actions ran and whether they worked. How you found us: the site that linked to us and any campaign name on that link, noted when you first sign in.

When you connect LinkedIn on the Agent plan, the agent reads the messages you sent and the posts you wrote, once, to learn how you write. What it learned is written into Memory, where you can read it and change it. Messages other people sent you are not used for this, and the messages themselves are not copied.

To act on LinkedIn for you we keep your LinkedIn account connected. Your sign-in details are encrypted and used only for that.

How we use it

To do the work you ask for, and to make your own agent better at it. Your agent learns from your decisions and your edits.

We do not train models on your content. We do not share the text of your messages across customers. Across customers we look only at numbers, such as how often a kind of action succeeds.

To write drafts and answers, your content is sent to our model provider, Google or Anthropic, and to the services that keep your LinkedIn account connected. They process it for us and for nothing else.

Other people's messages

Your inbox contains messages from other people. We use them only to help you answer them.

Your controls

You can read, change and delete what the agent remembers about you: tap its name, then Identity, then Memory. You can disconnect LinkedIn at any time. To delete your account and everything in it, write to us from the address you signed up with.