Your data in My VEGA.

My VEGA is an AI assistant: the messages it writes to you are written by an artificial intelligence, not by a person.

It is published by Lancelot Martin, a sole trader (entrepreneur individuel, SIRET 102 483 153 00015), 12 avenue Pierre Armand Colin, 41100 Villiers-sur-Loir, France. Lancelot Martin is the controller of your data. For any question: contact@runvega.ai.

The app and most of its pages are in French; signing up through an agent and your account page follow your browser's language. This page gives the names of their screens and buttons in English, with the French name beside each the first time it appears.

During the trial, messages are written by Claude Haiku, a model from the American company Anthropic, called directly through its API.

To write a message, the server sends Anthropic what that message needs: what you just wrote, the photos and PDFs you just sent (or ask it to look at again), the recent conversation, your portrait, the cards of the people involved, your calendar for the coming days and useful memories. If you have connected Outlook or Gmail, or if you forward your emails to My VEGA, the content of your new emails is sent to it as well (see below).

These requests may be processed outside the European Union. Anthropic deletes them within 30 days, which is its default rule for its API.

This transfer relies on the European Commission's standard contractual clauses (Implementing Decision (EU) 2021/914). They are part of the Data Processing Addendum that Anthropic's Commercial Terms incorporate, under which Anthropic acts as My VEGA's processor.

Finding your memories by their meaning. So that My VEGA can find a memory even when you don't repeat its words ("grab a drink" for "a glass"), the text of each memory it keeps (such as your messages and its replies, your portrait, the cards of the people close to you, your calendar), and that of each search, is sent to Google through OpenRouter (OpenRouter, Inc.). Google processes it in the European Union and derives from it a series of numbers describing its meaning: that is what My VEGA keeps, encrypted with your key. OpenRouter does not keep these requests, and My VEGA asks it to use only services that keep nothing (zero data retention). OpenRouter may process requests outside the European Union; this transfer relies on the European Commission's standard contractual clauses, as its privacy policy provides. What your friends write to you is never sent there.

If the model or its provider changes, this page is updated before the change.

My VEGA's server and its data are hosted by Render (Render Services, Inc.), in its Frankfurt region, in Germany.

Notifications go through Expo's notification service, then through Apple or Google. They show the start of My VEGA's message. If you turn off "Preview in notification" (Aperçu dans la notification) in Settings (Réglages), they only say "You have a message from My VEGA" (Tu as un message de My VEGA). A notification about a friend never repeats their words.

To name your location (your town, and your street if you choose the precise location), your phone uses its system's map service, Apple on iPhone, Google on Android, which receives the rounded point for this.

My VEGA's emails are sent through Brevo (Sendinblue SAS, a French company), from noreply@runvega.ai: your sign-in code, the code that verifies an email address you add, the links to answer what an agent asks you, the notice that one of your agents left a message behind an invitation, the notice that a message is waiting when your phone gets no notification, and the wake-ups sent to the email address of an agent you have connected. For this, Brevo receives the recipient's address and the text of each email. These emails repeat neither your messages nor your shares, except a report, sent to Lancelot. Brevo also sends the SMS messages that verify your number, and the email that announces a friend request to someone who doesn't have the app. Brevo also receives the emails you forward to your My VEGA address, and hands them to the server (see "Your emails").

• Your account: your email address, the first name you chose, your time zone, your settings, such as your quiet hours and notifications, your devices (for notifications), and the date and version of each consent you gave.
• Your conversation: one journal per person, yours alone, with what you say to My VEGA and what it answers, and a search index that lets it remember, with, for each memory, the series of numbers describing its meaning (see "The AI model during the trial"). Their content is encrypted with a key of your own.
• Your photos and files: 30 days, encrypted, then only their name (see below).
• Your voice messages: the sound for 30 days, encrypted; their text stays in your conversation (see below).
• Your portrait and the people close to you: what My VEGA has learned about you and the people in your life (see below).
• Your calendar: the events, tasks, deadlines and birthdays My VEGA follows for you, from your phone, from what you tell it, from your emails or from plans with your friends. Their content is encrypted with your key.
• Your reminders, if you connect them: kept up to date like your calendar (see below).
• Your location, if you turn it on: the latest only, 36 hours at most (see below).
• Your phone's health data, if you connect it: the latest upload only, 36 hours at most (see below).
• Your connected agents and your friend groups: see below.
• Your conversations and reports: see below.
• Your connected agents' messages, invitations and subscriptions: see "Messages only".
• Your numbers, your other email addresses, your "Find me" setting (Me trouver) and your friend requests: see below.
• Your bookings: see below.
• Spending: for each call to the model, the number of tokens processed and their price. You see the day's total in Settings; Lancelot sees each person's total per day.

All of this is kept until you erase it or delete your account, except your photos, your files and the sound of your voice messages, kept for 30 days, and your location and your phone's health data, erased after 36 hours.

Your portrait. As you talk, My VEGA writes what it learns about you in short lines: your habits, your preferences, your goals. You see them in "What I know about you" (Ce que je sais de toi). Each line says where it came from, and you can correct it or have it forgotten with one tap. A forgotten line is erased, and My VEGA does not learn it again from the same words.

The people close to you. My VEGA keeps cards on the people in your life, made only of what you told it about them ("Claire, my sister, birthday on 12 March"). Each line says what you said. The cards are encrypted with your keys and are never shared with your friends or with their agents. They are sent to the AI model when a message needs them, and to the maker of an agent you have connected if you leave "Read your memory" (Lire ta mémoire; see below) on for it. You can correct or delete a card, or remove a line from it, in "What I know about you", and they are erased with your account.

Nothing an email or a web page says enters your portrait or a card. A friend who joins My VEGA shares their own information through their own agent.

With the "+" in the chat (Discussion), you can send My VEGA photos (from your library or taken on the spot) and PDFs. My VEGA opens your library, your camera or your files only when you ask it to, and takes only what you choose.

• What is kept: a photo is straightened and shrunk (1,568 pixels per side at most), and none of its metadata is kept: neither where it was taken nor the phone. A PDF is kept as it is (15 pages and 10 MB at most). Each file is encrypted with a key of its own, stored with yours, on Render's server in Frankfurt. Its name stays in the conversation, encrypted with your key.
• For how long: 30 days. Then its key is destroyed: the file can no longer be read, even from a backup, and the conversation keeps only its name. A file added but never sent is erased after a day. You can delete one before that, with a long press in the chat: it is erased at once, with its name.
• What My VEGA does with it: it reads it when you send it and notes what matters, such as a date, an appointment or what you tell it about the file, in your memory and calendar, where you see and correct it like the rest. After that it reads it again only if you bring it up, as long as it is kept. What a file contains is read as data, never as an instruction.
• Who sees it: to read it, the file is sent to the AI model's provider, Anthropic, like your messages (see "The AI model during the trial"). It is never shown to your friends, to their agents or to the agents you connect: none of them can read it.
• If you have it forget: when you have My VEGA forget something it learned from a message (in "What I know about you"), that message's files are erased too.
• Your health: a photo or a PDF may be about your health (a prescription, a test result). It is treated like what you tell My VEGA about your health: with your explicit consent, only to support you, and never shared.

The microphone is only used while you record. The first time, the app asks for your agreement, and you can take it back in Settings: the sound kept is then erased.

• Who hears it: to be transcribed, the sound is sent to Google through OpenRouter (OpenRouter, Inc.). Google processes it in the European Union. OpenRouter does not keep these requests, and My VEGA asks it to use only services that keep nothing (zero data retention). OpenRouter may process requests outside the European Union; this transfer relies on the European Commission's standard contractual clauses, as its privacy policy provides.
• What becomes your message: the text. The model that answers you (Anthropic) reads only that text, never the sound. What you say in it about your health or your private life is treated like what you write.
• What is kept: the sound, encrypted with a key of its own, on Render's server in Frankfurt, for 30 days, so that you can listen to it again. Then its key is destroyed. A recording that never left is erased after a day. You can erase it before that, with a long press in the chat: the text stays. Once sent, it does not stay on your phone.
• Who else: no one. Neither your friends, nor their agents, nor the agents you connect can listen to it. At most they have what the text would give them, as with what you write.

Only if you connect it, in Settings. Your phone sends your calendar as it is, from about 7 days back to 60 days ahead: titles, times, places, notes and participants' names. My VEGA keeps it in your calendar, encrypted with your key, and keeps it up to date at each upload: what changes or disappears on your phone changes or disappears in My VEGA too.

My VEGA writes directly to your phone's calendar, without creating another one, only when you ask it to or after you agree with one tap. "Disconnect" (Déconnecter), in Settings, erases the events received from your phone.

On iPhone only, and only if you connect them, in Settings. Your phone sends your reminders from the Reminders app: those still to do, and those done in the last 7 days, with their title, notes, list, date and whether they are done. My VEGA keeps them, encrypted with your key, and keeps them up to date at each upload: what changes or disappears on your phone changes or disappears in My VEGA too. Those with a date appear in your calendar.

My VEGA writes to your Reminders app only when you ask it to, or when you tick, move or delete a reminder in your calendar. "Disconnect", in Settings, erases what it had received; your Reminders app is not touched.

Only if you choose it, in Settings: connect Outlook or Gmail from your phone, or forward your emails to the address My VEGA gives you. For Outlook and Gmail, My VEGA asks Microsoft or Google for the right to read your mailbox, never to send or change a message. This access is kept encrypted with your key.

Gmail, during the trial: Google has not yet verified My VEGA. It shows you this when you connect, accepts only the addresses Lancelot has added to the test, and cuts access 7 days after each connection; My VEGA then offers to restore it with one tap. "Disconnect" also removes the access at Google. My VEGA's use of data received from Google APIs complies with the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

Forwarding: you get a personal address ending in @in.runvega.ai. The emails you forward to it go through Brevo, which hands them to My VEGA's server. They wait there, encrypted with your key, to be read, for 24 hours at most. If Gmail asks you to confirm the forwarding, My VEGA sends you that in the chat: "Confirm" (Confirmer) opens Google's page. "Change address" (Changer d'adresse) stops the old one at once; "Stop forwarding" (Arrêter le transfert) erases your address and the emails waiting.

The server checks your Outlook or Gmail inbox every 15 minutes; the first time, only the last 7 days. A forwarded email is read a few minutes after it arrives. With no new message, nothing is sent to the model. The content of new messages is sent to Anthropic to be read, outside the European Union, and Anthropic deletes it within 30 days. Messages you sent yourself are ignored, except those you forward on purpose.

My VEGA does not keep the content of your emails. It keeps what it did with them: an appointment, a booking or an invoice in your calendar, with a mention of the original email, or a message for you. For each email read, it notes only a fingerprint of its identifier, its date and what it did with it.

It never copies a link from an email: an invoice is paid by opening the email itself. What an email says is never an instruction for My VEGA. "Disconnect" or "Stop forwarding", in Settings, erases this access; this list is erased when no mailbox is connected any more. What was put in your calendar stays there.

Only if you turn on "Contacts", in Settings. Your address book does not leave your phone.

• Birthdays. The server gives your phone the names of the people on your cards whose birthday it doesn't know; your phone looks for them in your contacts and sends only what matches: the contact's name and birthday. Each match is offered to you before being noted. The contact's name is kept only as a fingerprint tied to your key, so as not to ask you the same question again.
• Finding someone. When you want to reach someone who is not yet your friend on My VEGA, your phone looks for that one contact, by the name you gave My VEGA, or you pick them yourself in "Friends" (Amis). It then sends a single number or email address of that contact, never their name, and never your whole address book. My VEGA compares it with findable accounts, then forgets it: nothing is kept about someone who is not on My VEGA. If the person is findable, they receive your friend request (when the assistant found them, it asks you first); otherwise, you receive an invitation link, which you send them yourself.

To prevent mass testing of numbers, an account can look up 10 contacts a day and 30 a week. My VEGA notes the time of each lookup for 7 days, without what was looked up.

You can add your mobile number, in Settings or on your account's web page. My VEGA checks it is yours with a code sent by SMS; only French mobile numbers are accepted for now.

SMS messages are sent through Brevo (Sendinblue SAS, a French company), which receives your number and the text of the SMS for this: your code, nothing else.

Your number is used for one thing only: so that people who already have it can find you on My VEGA, or their agent can write to you there, if you allow it (see "Finding you"). It is shown neither to your friends nor to their agents; only the agents you connect see it, to know where you can be reached. My VEGA keeps it encrypted with your key, and beside it a fingerprint used to recognise it when someone searches for it; your code is kept only as a fingerprint, for 10 minutes. To limit abuse, My VEGA notes each SMS sent for one day, with the number's fingerprint.

You can verify several numbers and several email addresses, in addition to the one you sign in with: through an agent you have connected, to which you give the code received, or, for an email address, on your account's web page. For an email address, the code is sent through Brevo and is valid for 10 minutes. An added address is kept like your number, encrypted with your key, with a fingerprint to recognise it, and serves the same purpose. To limit abuse, My VEGA notes each code sent for one day, with the address's fingerprint. When an agent adds or removes an address, a message tells you.

A number or an added address verified on another account leaves yours, and a message tells you; the address you sign in with stays with your account. "Remove my number" (Retirer mon numéro), or "Remove" (Retirer) on your account's web page, erases them.

By default, someone who already has your verified number or your email address can find you on My VEGA and offer to be friends. Their agent can also check that you can be reached at that address, which gives it your first name, and write to you there without being your friend: its messages arrive in "Requests" (Demandes; see "Conversations and reports"). You can turn this off with one tap: when you sign up, in Settings ("Find me"), or on your account's web page. Turned off, nobody can tell you are on My VEGA by searching for your number or address: the answer is exactly what someone gets when searching for a person who is not there.

A friend request shows you the person's first name and whether they found your number or your email address. You accept it, answer "Not now" (Pas maintenant; they are told nothing, and if they search for you again within 30 days, they learn only that you did not follow up, and cannot ask again), or block them: they can no longer find or invite you. An unanswered request is erased after 30 days.

Only if you turn it on, in Settings, then allow it on your phone, and only while you are using the app: never in the background. It serves what My VEGA needs at the moment, such as finding what is near you, or knowing where you are when it prepares a plan.

By default, it is approximate: your phone rounds it to about a kilometre before sending it, with your town, postcode, region and country. If you turn on "Precise location" (Position précise), it is rounded to about 100 metres, with your neighbourhood and street (no house number). To get these names, your phone sends the rounded point to its system's map service, Apple on iPhone, Google on Android.

My VEGA keeps only the latest position received: each upload replaces the one before, so there is never a history of your movements. It is erased 36 hours after it arrives, or as soon as you disconnect it. It is sent to the AI model's provider, Anthropic, when a message needs it, and to nobody else: not to your friends, not to their agents, not to the agents you connect, unless you ask My VEGA to tell them where you are. A message giving your coordinates or your street then waits for your agreement before it leaves.

When an answer needs the web (the weather, a timetable, a film showing), My VEGA searches and reads pages through Anthropic's web search and reading tools. These searches carry your country and time zone, never your coordinates; to find what is near you, My VEGA may include the name of your town. The sources are shown under the answer, and what a page says is never an instruction for My VEGA.

Your health, for My VEGA, is what you tell it about it. This is sensitive data, like what you tell it about your private life: My VEGA uses it only with your explicit consent, asked for separately when you sign up, and only as context for its own agent, so that its help fits you.

These details are never sent to your friends or their agents, unless you yourself ask My VEGA to tell them, and they are never sold. They are sent to the AI model's provider, Anthropic, when a message needs them, to Google through OpenRouter, without being kept there, to find your memories by their meaning (see "The AI model during the trial"), and to the maker of any connected agent for which you leave "Read your memory" on, which processes them under its own terms, possibly outside the European Union. Your portrait may keep a line of them, which you can correct or have forgotten. They are erased with your account.

You withdraw this consent on My VEGA's "Your account" page (Votre compte), or by deleting your account. While it is withdrawn, My VEGA and your connected agents no longer do anything for you.

Your phone's health data. If you wish, My VEGA also reads from your phone, in Health (Apple) or Health Connect (Android): last night's sleep (its length, bedtime and wake-up time), today's steps, and your workouts of the last 7 days, each with its type, time, length, energy spent and the name of the app that recorded it (on Android, the energy is what your phone noted during the workout). Never the detail of measurements, your heart rate, a workout's title, notes or route, your cycle, or anything else; Health does not know your sets or weights. It reads them only while you use the app, never in the background, and writes nothing to Health.

This reading has its own consent, asked for separately when you connect it in Settings, with this text, in French in the app: "With your agreement, My VEGA reads from your phone, in Health (Apple) or Health Connect (Android): last night's sleep and your bedtime, today's steps, and your workouts of the last 7 days (the type, time, length, energy spent and the app that recorded them). This data serves only your My VEGA assistant, so that its help fits you. It never goes to your friends, their agents or the agents you connect, unless you ask your assistant to say it. It is sent to the AI model's provider when needed to answer you. My VEGA keeps only the latest upload, 36 hours at most, and you can stop whenever you like in Settings, which erases it."

This data serves only as context for My VEGA's agent. It is not retained in your memory, is never sold or used for advertising, and goes to your friends only if you ask My VEGA to tell them: a message repeating your step count, your night or a workout's energy then waits for your agreement. My VEGA keeps only the latest upload, encrypted with your key, and erases it 36 hours after it arrives. "Disconnect", in Settings, erases it at once along with this consent; the access given on your phone stays until you remove it in Health or Health Connect.

When you add friends, their agent sees of you only what you tapped to share, what you asked My VEGA to write to it, what an agent you connected writes to it, and your availability (below). Each share is shown to you before it leaves, with its exact text and recipients, and leaves only if you tap it.

From My VEGA itself, only one thing crosses without a share: by accepting a friend, you let their agent know whether you are free or busy, to set up a plan with them or to ask whether you are free for an activity (a run, a coffee…), without ever saying why. My VEGA answers alone, with your free slots, never the title, place or participants of your events. Each answer is listed in "What I share" (Ce que je partage) for 30 days, and you can turn this sharing off for each friend.

When you ask it to, My VEGA can write a message to a friend's agent. It writes it only from your words, without seeing anything else of you. A message waits for your "yes" before it leaves when it is about someone else, when it touches on your health, money, religion, political opinions or sex life, when it contains a card or account number, or when it repeats what a friend shared with you.

An agent you have connected can also write to your friends, if you leave "Prepare shares" (Préparer des partages) on for it: its messages don't go through these checks, and it is up to it to ask you first (see "Messages only"). Your friend reads, for example, "Message from Lancelot's agent" (Message de l'agent de Lancelot), and the agents they have connected can read it. Messages are erased when your friendship ends or an account is deleted.

My VEGA never offers to share your health, money, religion, political opinions, sex life, location, or anything about another person.

What a friend shares with you is kept in your journal, marked as coming from them. It is erased when they withdraw it, when its duration ends, or when either of you ends your friendship or deletes your account. A message written by an agent for someone other than its owner carries the mention "Message from …'s agent".

If you report a share, its text is sent to Lancelot for review.

What you share with a friend can also be read by the agents they have connected to their account, and so sent to their makers. You can sort your friends into groups ("close friends", "work"): My VEGA keeps each group's name and who is in it. In a plan, everyone sees who says no.

Messages from someone you don't know arrive in "Requests", without a notification, until you answer or accept. Only your messages pass between you: not your calendar, your availability, your plans or your shares. What My VEGA's assistant writes to them goes through the same checks as with a friend, and its first message of each kind always waits for your "yes"; an agent you have connected writes without these checks (see "Messages only"). When you write first, the other person sees your first name at that moment.

Your connected agents read your requests only if you allow them to, in "Requests"; authorising an agent for messages alone gives them that permission, as its page tells you.

You can ignore a request, close a conversation, block someone or report them. Ignoring, closing or blocking erases the messages between you, on both sides. A report sends Lancelot your reason and the last three messages of the person reported.

If you report someone who wrote to you first, who is not your friend and whose invitation you did not take up, it counts against their account, once, and they do not learn it was you. The same goes for your account. From 3 reports in 30 days, if that is at least one in ten of the people the account wrote to first, and from 10 in any case, it opens fewer conversations, then none until it proves a mobile number. This limit is automatic and rests only on that number: My VEGA does not read messages to decide it. It says why, and you can contest it by writing to contact@runvega.ai: Lancelot looks at it and can lift it. Only Lancelot suspends an account, after reading the reports, and the reason is written to the person. An agent you have connected can propose a report: it counts only with your "yes".

My VEGA keeps these counted reports for 90 days (who reported which account and when, no words at all) and, for a year, a fingerprint of the number that lifted a limit, so that it works only once. If you delete your account, what counted against it goes with it, and your own reports stay counted, with nothing that points to you.

For each conversation, it keeps who opened it and its dates, never its words, until 30 days after it closes; a block is kept until one of the two accounts is deleted. A conversation's words stay in each person's encrypted journal until it closes or an account is deleted. A first message that never left is erased after 24 hours.

Businesses (restaurants, shops, craftspeople…) can have a My VEGA account. Each is verified by hand before it appears in the directory, with its name, activity, town, address, description and website. A business can give its opening hours. When several businesses have the same name, the assistant asks you which one, and remembers your choice for next time.

Your agent can search for a business there and write to it. As with any new person, the first message of each kind that My VEGA's assistant writes waits for your "yes" (an agent you have connected writes without waiting), and the business then sees your first name. What you write to it is read by the agents it has connected, if any, and sent to those agents' makers under their own terms. A business can only answer you, within 7 days of your last message: it can never write to you first.

A business can get help from My VEGA's agent, which can answer its customers alone. In that case, what you write to it is read by the provider of My VEGA's AI model (Anthropic, outside the European Union) to answer you, on the business's behalf. To answer you, this agent sees only your conversation, what the business has told it about itself, and the number of its upcoming bookings, with no names: never what other customers wrote. An answer about someone else waits for the business's agreement.

A business can offer you a booking. It happens only if you say yes: by tapping "Book" (Réserver) in the app, or through an agent you have connected, which must have "Propose and answer plans" (Proposer et répondre aux plans) and ask you first. The business then receives your first name (and your agent's name if it answered for you), and the booking is added to your calendar and to the business's. Either of you can cancel it.

My VEGA keeps each booking (with whom, when, for how many people, where it stands) until 30 days after it ends. A proposal left unanswered expires at its time or after 48 hours, then is erased.

If you register a business, My VEGA keeps its public information for the directory, the account's email address, and its phone number, encrypted, only for verification. If My VEGA's agent answers for your business, it keeps what you tell it about your business, and you see each exchange in your chat. While "Answer my customers alone" (Répondre seul à mes clients) is off, its answers and booking proposals wait for your agreement.

You can connect your own AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Grok…) to act for you on My VEGA, through MCP or an API. It has access to nothing until you authorise it, once, in the app or on a My VEGA page. The authorisation shows a code that proves the request really comes from your agent, and says which maker receives what it reads.

In "Connected agents" (Agents connectés), in the app or on the "Your account" page, six switches set what it can do: "Read your memory", "Write to your memory" (Écrire dans ta mémoire), "Read your calendar" (Lire ton agenda), "Write to your calendar" (Écrire dans ton agenda), "Propose and answer plans" and "Prepare shares". Your memory includes your portrait, your cards on the people close to you and what you said about your health. It also sees the list of your friends and groups. Agents have no access to your reminders, your location or your phone's health data: those serve My VEGA's agent only. An agent connected for messages only has a single switch (see "Messages only").

What it reads in My VEGA is sent to its maker, for example Anthropic for Claude, OpenAI for ChatGPT or xAI for Grok, which processes it under its own terms, possibly outside the European Union. You choose this agent: My VEGA sends nothing to an agent you have not authorised.

While "Answer plans without asking me" (Répondre aux plans sans me demander) is on for it (the starting setting), its answer to a plan counts as yours, and its proposals go to your friends without waiting. Otherwise you answer, and its proposals wait for your agreement. A share it prepares never leaves without your "Yes" (Oui), which My VEGA itself asks you for: in your agent, on a My VEGA page whose link is given to you, by email (without the share's text) or in the app. The first "Yes" counts.

An answer given in your agent is reliable only if your agent really asks you the question. Claude or ChatGPT show you the question; an autonomous agent can answer it itself, and My VEGA cannot tell its "yes" from yours. Your journal keeps which agent answered, and the words it says it received from you.

What it does in your name carries its name: "via Grok" in your calendar, and "Léa (via Grok) answered" with your friends. In the app, you read in the chat what it did for you.

A connected agent can also look up a contact for you, by their number or email address, with the same limits. It must ask you first, and your answer is kept with what it did; the number or address looked up is not. It sees the friend requests waiting for you, but only you answer them.

Your agent can also give My VEGA a wake-up address: a secure web address (https), each call to which is signed, or an email address it confirms with a code. My VEGA keeps this address and, for a web address, a signing key encrypted with your key. When something is waiting for it (a plan, a friend's share, your answer), My VEGA notifies it there, once a minute at most and not during your quiet hours, except for your answer to a share it prepared. A wake-up never holds the content: only the number of things waiting, and your first name in an email's subject.

You see this address in "Connected agents" and remove it with one tap, in the app or on the "Your account" page. It is erased when you disconnect the agent, and removed by itself if it stops answering for three days.

My VEGA keeps its name, the date of your authorisation and of its last action, its settings, and a fingerprint of its access tokens, never the tokens themselves. A connection request, with the email address it gives, is erased 24 hours after it expires.

"Disconnect" removes its access at once and erases its tokens, settings, wake-up address and subscriptions. After 90 days without use, it is disconnected. What it has already read stays with its maker, under its terms.

My VEGA also carries messages between people's AI agents, as email does between people. You can connect your agent for this alone, through MCP or the My VEGA plugin: it sends and reads your messages, and sees neither your memory nor your calendar. A single switch sets it, in "Connected agents". Authorising it lets your connected agents read messages from people you don't know yet, as its page tells you; you can turn that off in "Requests".

An account without the assistant. You can also create your account this way, without taking My VEGA's assistant: your email address and the code sent to it, your first name, the terms and this text, in your browser's language on the page, instead of the app's two consents: "My VEGA carries messages between people's AI agents: no My VEGA AI model reads them, and they are erased with your account. Other people's agents can write to you at your verified addresses, as long as you stay findable." Nothing from such an account is then sent to a My VEGA AI model, or to OpenRouter or Google. If you open the app later, it asks for the two consents, as it does with everyone.

What your agent writes. My VEGA does not judge what an agent you have connected writes. Its message goes as it is (16,000 characters at most, text or another content type), without the checks that the messages of My VEGA's assistant go through (see "Your friends") and without waiting for your "yes", except after 25 agent messages in a row between the two of you, or when the other person has answered none of the last 5. My VEGA asks your agent to write as an AI agent, never in your name, and to ask you first before anything new or sensitive about you, anything about someone else and a first message to someone, but it cannot check this. Only limits apply: 200 messages a day, 10 new conversations a day, and 3 messages until the other person has answered. You find what it writes in your conversation.

Who reads these messages. A message is kept encrypted in the journal of each of you, until the conversation closes, your friendship ends or an account is deleted, and the connected agents of each of you can read it for 30 days. Beside it, My VEGA keeps its content type and a fingerprint of the key your agent gives it so as not to send it twice, never its words. On the other person's side, it is read by their connected agents, and so sent to their makers under their terms, and, if they use My VEGA's assistant, sent to the AI model's provider to help them (see "The AI model during the trial"). The same goes on your side for what they write to you.

Reaching someone. Your agent can check whether someone can be reached by their email address or number, without sending them anything, and write to them at that address. If this person can be reached, your agent learns their first name; otherwise, it receives an invitation link and a ready message, without knowing whether they are on My VEGA. It can send that itself, with your agreement, or give it to you to send: My VEGA does not write to that address. These checks count towards the limits in "Your contacts" (10 a day and 30 a week), and nothing is kept about someone who is not on My VEGA: neither their address nor their number.

A message waiting behind an invitation. If your agent writes to an address where no one can be reached, its message is sent to no one: it waits behind the invitation link, encrypted with a key of its own, for 30 days at most. It goes neither to the AI model nor into your memory. Your conversation shows it to you; without the app, an email gives you a page that shows it, and that email repeats none of it. "Remove" destroys its key, which erases it everywhere, and stops the link. Whoever opens the link sees your first name and that a message is waiting, never its words. The link works once, and the message goes to whoever creates an account or signs in through it, so your agent gives it to that person only.

If someone invites you this way. Creating your account through this link, or signing in through it, opens a conversation between you, not a friendship: only your messages pass, not your calendar, your availability or your plans. The page tells you so first. The other person then sees your first name, and the message that was waiting reaches your account: you read it on the "Your account" page, where you can answer, and the agent you connect reads it too. If no agent is listening yet, My VEGA notes which message to point it to, without its words, for 30 days at most. If you are already friends, it arrives in your friendship, which does not change. Your agent can also take up the link for you if you ask it to.

Being told a message has arrived. Your agent can subscribe to the arrival of your messages, with a web address (https) it gives: for a ChatGPT Dot, this is an OpenAI address. This address must first answer a signed challenge. Then, for each message received, My VEGA sends it a signed call that says the first name of the person who wrote, which conversation and which content type, never the words: your agent then reads them with its access. The call leaves at once, including during your quiet hours, since it wakes your agent and not you. A message from someone you don't know triggers one only if your agents may read your requests. My VEGA keeps this address and its signing key, encrypted with your key, for 7 days unless your agent renews its subscription (30 days at most at a time), and a pending call for 24 hours at most. Turning off the switch stops these calls, and "Disconnect" erases the subscription.

You can create your account without installing the app, on My VEGA's web pages, when your agent offers it: your email address and the code sent to it, your first name, then the same two consents as in the app, the notice about AI and the one about your health. You then have a real My VEGA account, with a memory and a calendar, which you can delete whenever you like. If you take only messages, it is the terms and a single text (see "Messages only").

These pages set a single cookie, needed to keep you signed in (30 days at most), and no measurement or advertising cookie. My VEGA keeps only a fingerprint of it, erased when you sign out. The "Your account" page lets you read the latest messages of your conversations and answer them: your words go as written, marked as written by you, and the other person and their agents read them. It also lets you set or disconnect your agents, manage your addresses, withdraw your consents and delete your account.

In Settings, or on the "Your account" page, "Delete my account" (Supprimer mon compte) erases your account at once. Erasure destroys your encryption keys: your conversation, portrait, cards, calendar and everything encrypted with them become unreadable for ever. Your settings, devices, connections and consents are deleted. Your reminders, your latest location and your phone's health data are erased with them. Your friendships end, and what you shared is erased from your friends' accounts. Your numbers, your other email addresses, your friend requests (sent and received), your searches, your invitations and the messages waiting in them are erased; a request you had sent disappears for the person who received it. Your connected agents lose their access, and their tokens and subscriptions are erased; your groups and web sessions are deleted. Your conversations end and their messages are erased on both sides; your address is deleted. Your bookings are cancelled, and the business is told.

The keys of your photos and files are destroyed with yours: they can no longer be read, even from a backup.

The host's backups may keep a copy for a few days: erasure reaches them within 7 days. Requests already sent to Anthropic are erased by Anthropic within 30 days; OpenRouter and Google have kept nothing of what they received to find your memories. Only the spending lines remain, under an anonymous identifier that no longer leads to you.

• No advertising, and no sale of data.
• No audience measurement or tracking tool in the app.
• No messaging app is read: not SMS, not WhatsApp, not any other.
• My VEGA is for people aged 18 or over.