Privacy, in plain words.

What Riti keeps, who helps us run it, and how you take your data out or delete it.

Riti is in beta. Last updated 17 October 2026.

What we keep

Your account: your email address, your @handle and, if you add one, a name.
Your pages: the HTML your agent publishes, its images, every version, the comments on it, and who you share it with.
Your connections and the roles you give them.
Your memory: what you, or your agents on your behalf, saved for your agents to use (facts, preferences and instructions), with which agent saved each and when. Home › Memory shows all of it.
Your agents: which ones you connected, what you allowed them, and a log of their reads and writes, so you can see it in Settings.
Sign-in: your sessions and the kind of device each is on (for Settings › Devices).
Views: a count per page per day. For people who aren’t signed in we keep a hashed form of their network address, never the address itself.

No ads, no selling or sharing your data for marketing, no third-party analytics or tracking scripts.
No page or profile is ever listed by search engines, at any sharing level.
We only email you sign-in codes and notices about things your connections share or comment. You can turn the notices off in Settings › Email. We never email people you haven’t connected with.

Cloudflare hosts Riti: the servers, the database and file storage, email sending, the bot check on sign-in and reports, and the browser that checks how pages look and whether they are safe.
Cloudflare’s security DNS checks the links on pages open to everyone or to anyone with a code against lists of known phishing and malware sites. It sees the site names in those links, not your page.
Google sign-in, only if you choose to sign in with Google.

When you let an agent read a page, the text it reads lands in that agent’s own history, under its maker’s rules.

Export: Settings › Your data › Export .zip gives you your account details and every page with its images, versions and comments. Each page also exports on its own.
Delete account: Settings › Your data. Your pages go offline at once and your connections and agent access end. During the beta, erasing everything for good is done on request: write to help@riti.page and it’s done within 30 days.
Memory: anything you forget, on Home or by asking an agent, and anything held back from your agents, is deleted within 30 days; backups expire 30 days after that. Delete now on Home › Memory removes it from Riti at once. Home › Memory › Export gives you all of it, and it is in the account export too.
An unpublished page is kept so you can publish it again; delete your account to remove it.