You're handing Memoa the most personal asset you own — the full record of your work. That demands more than a promise. Here is exactly how it's held, who can touch it, and how you take it back.
Every record in your vault is encrypted on disk with industry-standard AES-256. Backups carry the same protection.
Nothing travels in the clear. Every request between you and Memoa is protected with modern TLS.
Access is enforced at the database row. Your content is scoped to your account — no other user, and no stray query, can reach it.
Access controls, audit logging, and least-privilege operations follow SOC 2 principles as we grow toward formal attestation.
A career record is only trustworthy if it's genuinely yours. Memoa is built to be left — not to trap you.
Take your full record — raw notes, confirmed artifacts, and generated documents — with you whenever you want. Your evidence is portable by design.
Close your account and your data is removed — not archived indefinitely, not quietly retained to train something. Gone means gone.
Nothing in your vault is shared, published, or shown to a recruiter unless you explicitly turn it on — field by field, reversible at any time.
Extraction runs through the OpenAI API, which is not used to train models — and we don't opt in. Your text is processed to generate your outputs and returned, never absorbed into a training set.
Our logs and analytics measure that something happened — never what you wrote. The content of your notes stays out of operational telemetry.
AI only ever proposes. Every extracted artifact waits for your confirmation before it becomes part of your record. No silent writes.
Memoa structures your notes into artifacts but never edits or overwrites the original capture. The source is always there to audit against.
Every provider here is purpose-bound — each processes only what its function requires, and nothing more.
This reflects our current processors during private beta and may evolve. Material changes are published here before they take effect.
Questions about how your data is handled? We answer them straight — before you ever capture a word.