Her own server in the European Union
Trinity's brain is on her own, unshared server in the EU, with encrypted backups every night.
An assistant that works on your computer has to be trustworthy. This is how we built her.

Trinity's brain is on her own, unshared server in the EU, with encrypted backups every night.
Before saving, sending, paying or deleting she tells you exactly what she'll do and waits for your permission. If you don't give it, she doesn't do it.
She never types passwords, PINs, card details or bank accounts: you fill those in.
Your documents, your notes and what she learns from your screens stay on your computer. Only program menus go to the shared knowledge.
What you say travels encrypted so she can understand and answer, and it isn't stored.
Each account is personal and can be paused or closed at any moment.
Trinity thinks on her own server in the European Union, set up just for her. That's why she answers in a second or two even if your computer is getting on.
Your computer only holds her window, the microphone and the “hands” that run your programs: about 700 MB of memory and no graphics card needed.

Try her free in your browser or on your phone. No sign-up.