Security & privacy
Remy holds voice notes, photos, moods and the small private facts of your life. That only works if the rules are simple and boring: your vault is yours, it is never sold, and you can take it or erase it at any moment.
Every request runs over TLS, and voice notes and photos sit in private storage encrypted at rest.
Your memories are locked to your account at the database level — not by application code that could be bypassed.
Remy has no advertising business. Your vault is not a data product and never becomes one.
Google sign-in today, Microsoft and Apple next. Remy never stores a password you reused elsewhere.
Only the snippet needed to answer a question is sent to the model. Nothing is used to train third-party models.
Wipe a memory or your whole account and derived data goes with it — no soft-delete purgatory.
Take everything with you in an open format, on demand, without asking support.
No 40-page contract. What we hold and why, in sentences you can actually read.
No. Your content is sent to a model only to answer your own request, and it is never used to train third-party models.
Nobody browses vaults. Access is locked at the database level to your account, and support cannot read your content to debug an issue.
In managed cloud infrastructure with encryption at rest, private storage buckets for media, and per-user access rules.
Memories, reminders, media, embeddings and habits are removed permanently. There is no hidden retained copy.
No. Location nudges use coarse geofences you create, checked sparingly, and only while the feature is on.