What may be remembered?
Product requirementOnly what is required for reflection, pattern review, and any features you actively use.
Privacy and data
Your inner life should not become a black box you cannot inspect.
The Human Manual is being designed around visible memory, correction, deletion, permission, and user ownership.
Note
This page explains privacy in plain language. The formal placeholder policy lives at Privacy Policy.
Direct answers
Privacy questions, answered plainly.
Can I mark something "Do not save"?
Product requirementYes. A non-persistent mode is a product requirement.
How are patterns created?
Product requirementFrom repeated observations, always labeled by confidence, and always requiring your recognition before they influence anything.
Can I correct an interpretation?
Product requirementYes. Correction is a first-class action.
Can I reject a pattern?
Product requirementYes. Rejection is preserved as part of the record.
Can I see where a Manual entry came from?
Product requirementYes. Provenance is a visible property, not an internal one.
How does clinician sharing work?
Product requirementYou select content, review scope, choose the recipient, confirm duration, and may revoke future access.
Can I revoke sharing?
Product requirementYes. Revocation is a product requirement.
Can I export my information?
Policy to be finalized before launchExport is a planned control.
What happens when information is deleted?
Policy to be finalized before launchDerived observations and pattern evidence must be reviewed, recalculated, or removed according to the final retention policy.
Is my content used for advertising?
Policy to be finalized before launchThe product is not being designed to monetize personal reflective content through advertising.
Is my content used to train models?
Policy to be finalized before launchPolicy is being finalized. Any decision must be explicit, revocable, and separate from ordinary product use.
User controls
Conceptual controls. Visible in the product.
View sourceCorrectRejectAdd contextDo not saveExportDeleteShareRevoke access
Sharing model
Permissioned, scoped, revocable.
- 01User selects content
- 02User reviews scope
- 03User selects recipient
- 04User confirms duration
- 05Recipient sees only approved content
- 06User may revoke future access
Deletion & derived information
Deletion means deletion, including what was inferred.
Deleting a source should not leave a hidden conclusion behind as though the source still exists. Derived observations and pattern evidence must be reviewed, recalculated, or removed according to the final retention policy.
Parent & youth privacy
Boundaries that do not blur.
- +A parent paying does not automatically equal full transcript access.
- +Youth privacy boundaries must be disclosed before activation.
- +Safety exceptions must be explicit, narrow, and legally reviewed.
- +Age transition rules must be defined before launch.