reBe is built around a different starting point: the most important data about a Thing should live with that Thing, under its control. Your Corpus, memories, questions, files, and local intelligence are not meant to become our platform assets.
When you visit this public website, we may process limited operational data:
In the reBe model, your Corpus, private notes, local AI interactions, Chronicles, imported files, and device-held memory are yours. When they run locally or in a Realm you control, they are not available to us unless you deliberately export, share, sync, back up, or send them.
Owning your digital self changes the risk model:
Some launch experiences still use hosted infrastructure: this website, Studio, account and payment flows, email, and operational logs. Those systems are narrower than your Corpus. They help us run the public service; they are not the place your private intelligence is supposed to live.
You can:
We keep operational logs and hosted service records only as long as needed for security, debugging, support, payment/account operations, and legal obligations. Local Corpus data under your control is not retained by us because it is not ours to retain.
Data protection law still matters. reBe's architecture aims to reduce what we collect and clarify where responsibility sits, but this page is not a substitute for a formal legal notice in every jurisdiction. The launch policy will keep evolving as the product moves from public site to local app, Shell capability, and owned Realm.
Questions about privacy, responsibility, or data recovery? Contact the reBe team.
Last updated: June 2026. This is launch-stage policy language and may change as reBe's local, Shell, Studio, and Realm surfaces mature.