Open Beta FAQ

Doctrine is process, don't retain. We learn from public data and from the shape of your work — the reusable pattern, not a stored copy of your private content. To run a job it goes through top-tier model providers, then releases. We don't build a profile of you, sell your data, or keep a PII vault to leak or subpoena.

Private content is never stored, so there's nothing to delete. Anything you choose to publish to the public catalog is append-only by design — that's what makes it verifiable and worth something. You hold the only door: nothing goes public unless you send it.

You turn it on. OS-permission gated, scoped to the window or region you pick — not your whole screen. Frames are processed then released, never stored; there is no screenshot library. Privacy you can't verify isn't privacy.

To run a job it's processed in the clear at the moment of execution — locally on your device for local work, or through a top model provider for the heavy lifts. It's transient: used to produce your result, then released — not logged into a profile, not sold, not aggregated. The one permanent thing is what you deliberately publish to the public catalog — a door only you open. The minimum we see is the receipt (a job ran, about this big) so we can bill you and pay the person whose skill you used. We don't see, keep, or sell what's inside it.