Three storage layers, each with its own job. The encryption key belongs to the person, not to us. The permanent layer is paid for upfront and does not depend on whether our company exists tomorrow.
Not “the cloud” in general, but three different stores with three different jobs.
The context of the conversation right now. Lives for minutes, answers instantly, keeps nothing for long.
Experience sorted by meaning in a vector store. Finds what matters by sense, not by matching words.
Immutable storage paid for upfront. Data is encrypted before it ever gets there.
Short and checkable.
Encryption happens before sending. We physically cannot read the contents — only hand them back to the owner.
A record cannot be erased from immutable storage. But without the key it becomes noise — and that counts as erasure.
The permanent layer needs no monthly payments. Our company shutting down does not stop the storage.