How ekkOS Memory Privacy Works
Your memory is private by default. You choose what can be shared. Sensitive information is never shared.
The Core Promise
ekkOS only shares what you intentionally allow — and only as anonymized strategy patterns, never as code or content. Everything else stays private by architecture.
1. Your memory is private by default
Everything ekkOS learns from your work is stored under your account only.
Other users cannot see:
- Your events
- Your episodes
- Your patterns
- Your project data
All data is protected by row-level security (RLS) that enforces privacy at the database level. Even our team cannot access your private memory.
2. You choose what can be shared
Some discoveries are universal (debug fixes, workflow improvements, common approaches).
You can mark these as:
Private
Only you can see and use this pattern
Team
Only your team/org can see this pattern
Collective
Shared anonymously as a general pattern (anonymized)
Nothing leaves your private space unless you intentionally allow it.
3. Sensitive information is never shared
ekkOS never shares:
Only the abstract strategy (the "shape" of a solution) can be shared, and only if you've allowed it.
Example of what is NOT shared:
"Fix auth.js line 43, user model credentials missing."
Example of what CAN be shared (if you allow):
"When authentication fails due to missing configuration, validate environment variables and provider settings."
4. Patterns evolve safely
When a shared pattern succeeds or fails, ekkOS adjusts its confidence automatically.
- Low-success patterns fade out
- High-value patterns surface
- The system gets smarter without exposing your data
5. You can opt out at any time
Set any pattern to:
- Never share — Keep it completely private
- Never promote — Don't consider this for collective learning
- Project-only — Scoped to specific projects
You are always in control of what ekkOS learns from your work.
How It Works
Your Data
Events → Episodes → Patterns → Your Memory
Collective Memory
Abstract pattern templates only (no data)
Your memory is your memory. Collective memory is pattern shapes only, not data.
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Your memory is private by default. You control what's shared.