Your data. Your apps. Your AI.
A privacy-first home for your data — one place you own, where your apps and AI agents all work together. Switch apps, your data stays.
Free during the alpha · an early prototype · your data never leaves your control
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- apps live today
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- hosts you can move to
The big idea
Most apps store your data on their servers. Mind inverts that.
Your data lives in a pod you own. Apps and background workers read and write it over the web — they don't call each other. Switch apps, your data stays. Switch hosts, your apps follow you.
Today
Apps own your data
Three copies of “you,” in three locked databases — none of them yours.
With pods
You own your data
One copy of your data, in storage you own. Apps just visit — and you can swap any of them without losing a thing.
The wedge
AI that remembers you — not a vendor.
Today's assistants are vendor-locked: ChatGPT's memory lives with OpenAI, Claude's with Anthropic. Switch, and you start over. Mind flips it — your agents' memory lives in your pod. Swap the model or the runtime; everything they've learned about you stays put.
Typical AI
you → assistant → vendor's memory store
Leave the vendor and the memory stays behind. You're renting your assistant's personality.
Mind agents
you → agents → your pod
The runtime is replaceable; the memory is yours. The same primitive that holds your files holds what your AI knows.
One source of truth
One pod, many apps
Because your data lives in one place, every app sees the same information. “Family dinner — Sat 19:00” shows up in your calendar, gets referenced by your assistant when it drafts a reply, and travels with you when you switch apps next year.
The family
A whole suite, living on your pod
Storage, documents, messaging, a calendar, your photos, your passwords — and an AI team. Every one of them reads and writes the same pod, so they all speak to each other for free.
Get started
From stranger to pod owner in three steps
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Create your pod
Sign up in seconds and get a private space on the web that's yours — free during the alpha.
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Sign in once
Your WebID is one identity for every app. Apps never see your password — you log in at your own pod.
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Open any app
Every app reads and writes the same pod, so your data follows you — and you can swap any app anytime.
“This is for everyone.”
Tim Berners-Lee · London 2012 — on the web he invented for all
Two decades on, the same web is fenced off — your data sits in vendors' databases. Mind is the next move of “for everyone”: this time the line we draw is that privacy is also for everyone — by architecture, not by toggle, not by a trust-us promise.
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Create a pod in seconds, free while we're in alpha. One sign-in, every app, your data.