Common questions

Lifewoven builds itself from your mail, calendar and contacts, and takes anything else you give it, in any form.

• Voice notes, photos, documents, a zipped folder, or plain conversation — nothing to convert, nowhere to file it.
• It reads what is missing, not only what is there: promises with nothing behind them, people gone quiet, projects stalled, links across parts of your life you keep apart.
• It tells you what to do about each, with the source. The deeper you let it go, the more it sees.

Only if you tick a box, and only to read — never to send, edit or delete.

• The checkbox starts unticked. Leave it, and Lifewoven never sees a message.
• It starts with a recent window and goes deeper only when you ask it to.
• Promotions and social notifications are excluded. Newsletters and receipts stay unread: sender and date only.

Your calendar, your contacts, and — if you choose — your email. All read-only.

• Calendar: events and who was there. Contacts: names and addresses only.
• Email, optional: the permission covers your whole mailbox, and how far back it reads is your choice.
• Nothing else. No Drive, no photos, no location.
• No permission anywhere in the codebase can write to your account.

On an encrypted volume in the European Union, in a directory that is yours alone.

• Nothing outside your own directory is reachable.
• Backups are encrypted before they leave and held in the European Union, off the public internet.
• The limit: the volume key sits on the same system, so encryption protects a stolen disk, not a hijacked one.

No — Lifewoven trains nothing, and Google is contractually barred from training on your content.

• Gemini runs on a paid tier, whose terms exclude your prompts from training.
• One caveat: Google keeps short-lived abuse-detection logs, and no setting turns them off.

Both — export downloads your whole weave, deletion removes it, and either takes about a minute.

• Deletion is a typed confirmation, and it takes pages, mail copies, chats and captures.
• Your Google permission is handed back in the same operation.
• Encrypted backups age out within thirty days.

You can export everything and delete everything, at any time, without asking us.

• Neither depends on us being available.
• If Lifewoven is ever acquired, we will tell you before it happens.

Because your mail and calendar already live there, and Google lets you grant access in stages.

• Lifewoven never handles a password.
• You can revoke any permission from your Google account at any time.
• Access keys are encrypted on arrival, with the decryption key held outside the database.

Yes — but a work or school account needs your IT administrator to approve it first.

• A personal account (outlook.com, hotmail, live.com) works straight away. You grant access yourself.
• With a work or school account you cannot approve it yourself. Microsoft requires an administrator.
• Send your administrator the request before you connect, or use a personal account.

The price is not set yet, and Lifewoven is paid software with no free tier.

• No advertising, and we never sell or share what is in your brain.
• The number will be published before anyone is asked to commit.

Google caps unverified apps at one hundred people, and our verification is not finished.

• Mail access is a restricted permission, so the cap holds until Google completes its review.
• Everyone who signs in sees an unverified-app warning. We brief every member on it first.

We keep the address, write to you once when the circle opens, and nothing else.

• Joining grants no access to your mailbox. Nothing is connected until you sign in.
• Your address is not sold, shared, or added to any other list.
• Ask us to delete it at any time and we will.