Always yours
Personal space
Your life, vault, and private context—including personal mail aliases. Always yours. Other spaces cannot read it unless you allow a specific cross.
VaultPersonal mailFamilyPreferences
Core
Your galaxy. Only yours
Core is where your person lives — keys, memory, and spaces — in a universe of connections. Personal and work stay apart until you say otherwise. One real person, one account.
Your galaxy
Where your person lives.
Connections stay out until you let them in.
What your galaxy takes in
Your main inbox and what you send. Newsletters and no-reply senders are skipped.
Chats
Client and supplier conversations on Telegram and WhatsApp.
Voice notes
Transcribed and understood. Perfect from the car or the shop floor.
Photos
A whiteboard, a business card, a delivery note.
Links, files and meeting recordings
Read, summarised and filed.
Spaces
Personal and work stay apart until you say otherwise.
Each source lives in a space. Crossing is a permission, not a default.
Locked until you cross
Organisation tenant
Work space
Company tools, work mail aliases, and shared memory. Bound to the organisation. Aliases can meet in one schedule for you without private context leaking to employers.
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16 peopleTeam memoryWork mailProjectsPolicies
When you leave
Change jobs.
Keep your Core.
Closing a company space does not touch who you are. Work stays with the company. You keep your identity and personal vault.
Access ends. Identity stays.
You keep
- Your Core identity at @arve.one
- Personal vault and credentials
- Personal memory and permissions you set
The company keeps
- Work-space memory and records
- Shared projects and company context
- Access that ends when you leave
How it behaves
Careful, and quiet.
It asks instead of inventing
Clear commitments are recorded. Uncertain ones become a question in your morning briefing.
It never loses the thread
“Move the meeting with Doe to Friday” moves the meeting. It doesn’t create a second one.
It acts only within your rules
It acts only where you've allowed it. Everything else waits for your yes.
It doesn’t flood you
One briefing a day, not twenty-four notifications.
Control
You see the boundary. You hold the keys.
01
Permissioned crossing
Sources stay in their space until you allow them to meet. Crossings are explicit, scoped, and reversible.
02
Role-scoped agents
Deploy partners with granular permission boundaries by space and department. Scope is set before they act.
03
Readable audit
What ran, in which space, and what it relied on. You can open any step at the identity boundary.
04
Revoke anytime
Pause a connector, close a cross, or leave a work space. Personal Core stays intact.
Today, 09:42 · Declined the 17:00 call · Why: it overlaps your Friday rule.
Security
Yours. Only yours
Product promises you can hold us to—not just the regulations we meet. History is never shortened: pages are rewritten as things happen, and the record stays.
Encrypted
Your pages and documents are encrypted with a key that is yours.
Private by default
No other user sees your data. Conversations never end up in public files.
No tracking
No ads, no analytics sold to others, no third-party trackers. It’s not our business model.
Minimal logs
Technical logs keep counts like “14 emails read”—never senders, subjects, or content.
It speaks only where you allow it
It acts only where you've allowed it. Everything else waits for your yes.
Coming soon
Choose where your data lives
Pick the region that holds your memory.
Compliance
Sovereign where it runs.
Accountable where you live.
Running this for a company? For business covers team spaces, offboarding, and audit.
Identity
A secure platform. Verified people
Arve verifies and certifies the identity of every person on it. One real person, one account.
Early access
Be one of the first
to live with Arve.
Opening to a first group of selected people. Free to start.
Questions? info@arve.one