How it works
Your files are not inventory. Cataloging a file means nothing commercial. Listing, looking, offering and delivering are separate acts, and each one asks you.
On your device
We cannot see your files. That is not a policy; the platform has no place to put them.
Your files stay where they are. This tab (or the companion app) reads them to build a private index called your vault. Nothing derived from an unlisted file ever leaves. If you list a folder, coarse facts and fingerprints about its files go to Mass Employment so requests can find you. If you deliver work, it goes encrypted from your device to the buyer’s own storage. We never hold it and never hold the key.
What can leave, and only when you say so
- Listing rows and the context you wrote, if you turn listing on.
- Signed offers and receipts.
- The encrypted unit that goes to the buyer and never to us.
If you turn listing on, we hold what you told us about your files: the kind, the quarter, the county, counts, tags and a signature that lets copies be recognized. Never the file, never an exact place, never anything about health, faith, sexuality, your body, immigration or children. Turning it off deletes it. Not built yet (G6)
Six separate decisions
- Open the call.
- Permit inspection.
- Review the disclosure preview.
- Offer.
- Accept the license.
- Deliver.
A call opens a question. Nothing is taken down, awarded or frozen on a machine verdict alone.
What we refuse
The full list is on Trust and security. Pay is explained on Pricing and pay.