Your prompts and docs are your working knowledge — we treat them that way.
Everything travels over HTTPS/TLS and is encrypted at rest. Plain HTTP is redirected before it carries a single byte of your data.
Stored only as bcrypt hashes with a 12+ character policy — and three failed sign-ins lock the account until it's recovered.
Add an authenticator-app code on top of your password — with one-time backup codes if you lose the device. Even a stolen password can't get in.
We keep a SHA-256 hash, never the token — it's shown to you once, and revoking it cuts off access instantly, everywhere it was used.
httpOnly, secure, same-site cookies — and changing or resetting your password signs out every other device on the spot.
A devices list shows every active session — sign any of them out — and we email you when your account signs in from a new network.
Billing runs entirely on Stripe. Your card number goes to Stripe's vault, not our servers or our database.
Roles on every workspace, VPN/IP allowlisting to fence your org onto your network, instant member revocation, and an audit log of every change.
A library is only useful if it’s still there tomorrow — exactly the way you left it.
Full version history on every item. Restore any previous version in one click — an overzealous edit is never a disaster.
Optimistic locking catches simultaneous edits and warns instead of clobbering — and you can see who else is in an item while you're there.
The database is backed up daily with point-in-time restore, encrypted like everything else. Not something you have to remember to do.
Go over a limit or let a plan lapse and libraries turn read-only with a 30-day grace window and email warnings — nothing vanishes out from under you.
We don't purge accounts for inactivity. Step away for a year — your library is waiting, free plan included.
Export any item as the real file your tools expect, or pull your whole library over the API and MCP — your data leaves whenever you want it to.
Found something we should fix? Tell us — security reports go to the top of the pile.