By architecture, not by promise
Privacy you can't be talked out of
Most products ask you to trust a privacy policy. Mind is built so the data was never theirs to misuse. Here's what that means in practice.
Your pod is the source of truth
Only your pod holds the real, authoritative copy of your data. Apps and workers can be swapped without touching it.
Consequence
There's no “export my data” feature — because nothing is being held hostage in the first place.
Your AI's memory is yours
The agent runtime that powers your assistants is replaceable. Swap it out and everything your agents have learned about you stays where it lives — in your pod.
Consequence
Your assistant's memory belongs to you, not to whichever model vendor you used last.
Your password only touches your pod
Apps never see your credentials. You log in at your own pod, and apps are handed access only to the folders you grant — read-only, a single folder, or revoked entirely.
Consequence
An app gets the keys to one room, not the whole house.
You can always leave
Your pod can move between hosts — your own VPS, a community server, a friend's box — without breaking your identity or the apps that point at it.
Consequence
No host can lock you in. Hosting is a service you buy, never a hostage situation.
Per-resource control
Every folder and file in your pod carries its own access rules. You can grant a friend read access to one album, give an app write access to a single folder, hand a task to an agent for a day, or revoke any of it the moment you change your mind. The default is private.
It's all standard Solid — the open, vendor-neutral web standard for data ownership — so this isn't a proprietary lock you have to trust us to honor.