Your data, on your terms

Holigram is a private home for the things you keep. Everything you add starts locked to you, nothing leaves without a grant you made, and every read is on the record.

Private by default

A new collection is visible to you and to nothing else. There is no default sharing, no default AI access, and no step where opting out is your job — it starts shut, and everything below is about the doors you choose to open.

Full custody isn't a premium feature. Browsing, reshaping, exporting and deleting are free on every plan. You can leave whenever you want, with everything.

Grants, one collection at a time

Access for connected outside assistants is granted per collection, never all-or-nothing, and each one sits at exactly one of three levels:

• PrivateThe default. No connected outside assistant can reach it.
• ReadA connected assistant may ground answers on this collection. It cannot change anything.
• Read & WriteThe assistant may also add new entries. Existing entries can't be changed, and what happens to a new one is the connection's own setting, below.

Each connection also has its own level, which you choose when you allow it:

• Read onlyIt reads what you've opened and adds nothing.
• SuggestThe default. Anything it adds waits in your approval queue until you say yes.
• Save directlyIt saves entries and facts, and sets up new collections, without waiting. Each one is logged, and an alert tells you what it added so you can undo it.

Two things reach every connected assistant without a per-collection grant: your Perception facts and what Holigram remembers about you. Lock a line and it stays back — a locked line, and any memory built on private data, is left out entirely.

You can dial any grant back — or all the way to private — in a single tap, and a revoked grant takes effect on the next request, not on some renewal cycle.

One thing this dial does not control. It governs outside assistants only. When you ask Holigram's own assistant a question and point it at a collection, it reads that collection to answer you — including a Private one — and that slice goes to one of our model providers and is written to your egress log. Private means "not reachable by anything you connected", not "unreadable by the product you are using".

Which AI, and what it sees

You can connect an assistant you already pay for — one at a time on the free plan, more on Premium — or ask Holigram directly. Either way the answer is built from the slices you granted for that one question — not from everything you keep, and not from a copy of it held somewhere else.

Two things worth saying plainly. Your Holigram is never used to train anyone else's model. And when you connect an outside assistant, what happens to the slice you granted is governed by that provider's terms once it arrives — which is exactly why grants are per-collection, revocable, and logged.

What Holigram will never do

• Never sell your personal data. Not an entry, a fact, a note, a document, or an inference drawn from them.
• Never train anyone else's AI on your Holigram.
• Never share a collection without a grant you made — one you can see listed, and end whenever you want.
• No advertising, and no third-party trackers. This website makes no requests to any other company — no analytics, no tag managers, no hosted fonts.
• Never touch your Secret Vault. Sensitive facts live in a separate table that is excluded from recommendations, from connected assistants, and from every path that leaves the box. There is no toggle to get wrong — the separation is built in.

Your controls

• Export your collectionsEvery collection and entry you keep, as JSON, in one tap. No support ticket, no waiting period.
• Delete what you want goneRemove an entry, a whole collection, or your entire account yourself, any time — account deletion lives in Settings.
• Revoke any grantOne tap, per collection, at any time.
• Keep the sensitive things apartThe Secret Vault holds identity facts — licence numbers, plates, addresses — segregated by design.

Check it yourself

Claims are easy. These two places let you see for yourself:

• The egress logEvery time a slice of your Holigram is sent to a model, Holigram records which collection, how many rows, and how many tokens — never the content itself. It's your ledger, in the app.
• View as AIRender exactly what a connected platform receives from your granted collections, built from the same code the assistant's tools run — so you can confirm that what you locked really is absent. Turn on power-user mode in Settings to open it; it's free on every plan.

While Holigram is in early access

Holigram is open to a limited group of early members for now. Early access is when a product is most likely to have the occasional rough edge, so one request is on the record here too: go easy on sensitive information for now.