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Pouch is not another chat. It's the pouch your existing chats draw from — and you decide what goes in.
Pouch is not another chat. It's the pouch your existing chats draw from.
Sign up with your e-mail. Spots are scarce and assigned by hand.
Whatever the AI may know goes into the pouch — encrypted, in your phone's protected storage. You connect ChatGPT or Claude exactly once.
From now on every connected chat knows the context without you retelling it. It asks your phone — and gets what you've shared. Nothing more.
Preferences, constraints, decisions. Noted once — never explained again.
What you're working on, with status and open points. Every conversation picks up where the last one ended.
How you want things done. Stored once, it applies to every chat you connect.
Mutually confirmed, nothing less. You decide per person what they see — and can take it back anytime.
Every entry carries a level. It decides what a connected chat gets — not a provider's goodwill.
No chat, no friend, no operator — for this level the app simply knows no way out.
Goes only to chats you've explicitly allowed. Every share applies individually — and falls individually when you revoke it.
The frame you work in. Nothing you'd be uncomfortable with.
No accident: the more private the level, the less glass in the card.
What you share passes through the gap in plain text — no AI could work with it otherwise. Whatever is marked Secret doesn't know the way there.
For now Pouch costs nothing — there is simply nothing to buy. The tiers will limit scope later, never the principle: your file lives on your device, and anything sensitive is confirmed there — with a tap no chat can trigger.
To try it out, with no expiry.
With others — CrewPouches, second device, backup.
When nothing should stand in the way.
No prices here — there are none yet. Pouch is built privately and sits in a closed pre-release phase. Whoever is in now tests with everything their tier allows.
Tap one — the page adopts it instantly. In the app it's the same switch, plus light/dark, three shapes and the glass slider.
The shape switches every radius at once — cards, buttons, fields. In the app it's the same switch.
Three things you should know before trying it — not after. No glass, no soft focus.
Pouch doesn't think. It's the filing cabinet, not the clerk — and it stays that way. A built-in model would be the exception to its own promise.
Your entries live encrypted on your device. The relay only passes on ciphertext — it cannot open it.
What you share, the provider reads in plain text — no AI can work with it otherwise. Pouch decides what goes out. What the provider does with it is governed by their terms.
Code, copy, this very page: Pouch is largely built in collaboration with an AI assistant. What stays is decided by a human — who carries the responsibility.
Even a reply to your mail may be pre-drafted; it only goes out once a human has read it. An app promising you control over your data doesn't keep quiet about that.
Sign up with e-mail or Google, then the waitlist. When a spot opens, your access arrives by mail. We use your address for exactly that — and nothing else. Details in the privacy policy.
Whoever actively accompanies the test phase keeps what it becomes, permanently — as thanks for the early trust.
Join the waitlistSigning up, installing, setting up — every answer is there because someone had the question. Gently explained, without jargon.