Identity ownership
Your voice, likeness, memories and communication patterns remain connected to your account and your choices.
Design principles and illustrative controls. Confirm the current release’s actual permissions and data handling before connecting an account.
Personal Autonomy
Choose what your communication assistant can do.
A personal communication system should show what it can use, what it can do, and where it must stop. MyCrobo is designed so every capability begins with your choice and can return to your control.
Owner controlsIllustrative product direction
Draft repliesOn
Send without reviewOff
Use relationship memoryOn
Cross-relationship disclosureBlocked
Voice and likenessNot enabled
Concrete boundaries
What the owner should be able to choose.
Relationship boundaries
Memory from one relationship is not used as private information in another relationship.
Action permissions
Choose what MyCrobo may draft, what always returns for review, and where automatic action is not allowed.
Correctable learning
Edits can refine the model without turning one response or one emotional moment into a permanent trait.
No hidden leap
From draft to action, one permission at a time.
- 1See the evidence
Know which conversation facts and relationship signals influenced the recommendation.
- 2Change the recommendation
Edit, discard, or teach MyCrobo what was wrong without sending anything.
- 3Choose the mode
Keep sensitive relationships in review-only mode even if routine conversations become more automated.
- 4Turn access off
Disconnect a communication source or disable a capability when it is no longer wanted.
Talk with us
What control would you need before using MyCrobo?
Share your viewAsk concrete questions before connecting a source.
Check what information is read, what is retained, whether it is used for training, which providers process it and how access can be withdrawn. The controls illustrated here do not replace the current product’s data disclosures.
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