Keeping accounts apart

Your memories are yours

Every request is tied to one account, and no search or read can reach another account's memories.

How accounts are kept apart

Each request is tied to an account (with a key) or an anonymous visitor ID (in the free preview). Your key itself is never stored, only a fingerprint of it. Every read, search, delete and export is limited to your own account; there is no way to ask for someone else's.

Checked on every run

Two of the 33 live checks try to read and search another account's memories, and pass only when nothing comes back.

What it does not give you

Accounts are separated by the software, not by encryption or separate databases. If you need physical separation, AETHER-33 can run as a separate instance just for you.