Your own Sinnra, version tester-v2

This text applies to invited testers with their own Sinnra, from when you have said yes on Sinnra's website.

The short version

Sinnra is an AI, not a human. It can make mistakes.
This is a test. Sinnra is not finished.
Sinnra does what you ask. It books and submits forms on the web, sends email from your Gmail and changes your calendar.
Sinnra pays nothing without your ok. On the web it also stops before anything is sent to another person in your name, before anything is deleted for good and before it shares your details. Sinnra takes those steps only when your own message says so or when you answer yes to its question.
Your Sinnra is yours alone. It runs on its own server. It shares nothing with other testers' Sinnra or with Rufus's own, except in Circle, where the people in your Circle see your masked number and only the people you choose see when you are free or busy. Training is separate, under Training.
Sinnra may learn from what you write, unless you turn it off. Write no training or träna inte to Sinnra and it stops at once. No reason is needed, and Sinnra works just as well. There is more about it under Training.
You must be 18 or older.
Write stop to pause Sinnra and start to wake it. Write delete everything to delete everything.

Chat

You write to Sinnra's number in iMessage, just the two of you. Sinnra only answers you, never in a group.
Sinnra's number is run by the company Linq.
Sinnra can write first when a reminder is due, when a watch finds something, when a new mail seems important to you or when something you are waiting for is done.
Sometimes Lane Labs sends something through your Sinnra, like a group link to share.
Linq allows Sinnra two messages for every one you send, counted over 7 days. When they run out, a watch or a finished task waits until you next write. A reminder still comes, unless it repeats several times a day.
If you have not written to each other for 12 hours, Sinnra says again that it is an AI.
You can invite up to five friends through Sinnra.

Memory

Sinnra remembers what you tell it and ask it to save. Ask "what do you know about me?" and it tells you.
Your memory is kept on your own server until you ask Sinnra to forget it, or delete everything.
Ask Sinnra to forget something and it removes it. Old versions are kept for 7 days and are deleted the next time you chat after that. Write "for good" in the same message and they are deleted at once.

Email (Gmail)

Sinnra reads your email when what you ask for needs it, and new mail by itself as Inbox says.
The text about email is on Lane Labs' page before Google, see Google. If you approve at Google, that is your yes to that text.
Sinnra writes drafts in your Gmail and shows them to you. Sinnra sends a mail only when you ask for it. If you typed every address yourself in your message, and Sinnra has read nothing from outside in the chat, the mail goes at once. Otherwise Sinnra shows you exactly what would be sent, and it goes when you answer yes.
Sinnra never deletes, archives or labels email. It never searches spam or trash.
Only connect your own email, or your own company's.
To our models go, from a search, the sender, recipients, subject, date, labels and at most 200 characters of text, and from an email Sinnra opens at most 20,000 characters at a time. Attachments go by name only.
Email contains other people's names and words. That goes to our models too.
Before text from email leaves your server, Sinnra hides keys, password-like text and sign-in links. This happens automatically and can miss something.
No one uses your email to test or train Sinnra.

Calendar

Sinnra reads the events in your Google calendar, only the main calendar. With each message you write in your own chat, Sinnra gets your next events (at most three). Sinnra reads more when you ask for something that needs the calendar.
Your yes to this text is also your yes to the calendar, so Sinnra asks nothing more about it in the chat. Sinnra reads the calendar only once you have connected Google.
Sinnra adds, moves and deletes events in your main calendar when you ask. A change that reaches someone else, for example an invitation or an email from Google to the guests, Sinnra makes at once when your own message asks for it and writes out each new guest's email address. Otherwise Sinnra shows you exactly what would happen and does it only when you answer yes.
To our models go, with each message, the title and time of your next events (at most three), and when Sinnra reads more, also the place, notes and the guests' names and addresses.

Tasks and documents

Sinnra can read your tasks in Google Tasks, add new ones, tick them off and change the title, note or date. Only when you ask.
Sinnra does not change a task from a shared document or a chat. You change those yourself in Google Tasks.
Sinnra can make private documents, sheets and slides in your Drive and read and change them later. Only you can open them.
Sinnra sees only the files in your Drive that Sinnra made itself. Sinnra does not see the rest of your Drive.
Sinnra can share a file only with the person you name yourself. It shows the file and the address and shares only when you answer yes. Never with everyone who has the link.
When you ask, it goes in at once. If Sinnra has read something from outside, like a mail, or others can open the file, it shows the change first and waits for your yes. You can change or remove it yourself in Google.

Reminders

Sinnra reminds you at a time you say. If you give a clock time, or a time within 3 hours, the reminder comes then, even at night. Otherwise it waits until your quiet hours end.

Files

Sinnra can make a file for you, for example a summary, a list, a table or a PDF. You get a private link to it from Lane Labs.
Only you can open it. The link works once and for 24 hours. After that your browser is signed in to your files for 30 days.
A file is kept for 30 days, or as long as you ask (1 to 90 days). Then it is deleted. You can delete it yourself at once on the page.
The files are stored encrypted at Lovable Cloud (Supabase).

Watches

Ask Sinnra to watch a web page or your email, and it writes to you when something happens. If Linq's limit under Chat is reached, it comes when you next write.
A watch looks while you are awake, unless you say around the clock. It stops after 30 days unless you say otherwise, and after 180 days at the latest.
At most 3 watches at a time, and none more often than once an hour.
A web page is fetched by your server for Sinnra. The page sees your server, not you.

Inbox, watched when you connect Google

When you connect Google, Sinnra starts reading your new mail by itself, around the clock, until you tell it to stop watching. You do not need to ask. Sinnra only writes when a mail seems important to you. Your own words set the hours and which mail.
Sinnra looks about every five minutes and reads the sender, subject and start of each mail (up to 1,000 characters). It marks, moves and archives nothing in Gmail.
Sinnra writes only when a mail seems important to you, keeps your quiet hours and writes at most 6 times a day about mail.
If you have told Sinnra about your inbox yourself, for example "watch my inbox", and someone waits for your answer, Sinnra puts a draft in your tone in your Gmail drafts. It is never sent without your yes. Otherwise Sinnra does nothing with your mail except tell you.
To our models go the sender, subject, time and up to 1,000 characters of each new mail, and what you said about the inbox. For a draft also up to 8,000 characters of it and up to two of your earlier mails to that person.
Your server keeps what you said about the inbox, and for each mail an id, a time and what Sinnra judged, never the text.
Say "stop watching my inbox" and Sinnra stops at once.

The computer

Sinnra has a browser of its own. When you ask for something, it opens the pages the job needs, searches, clicks and submits forms, for example a table booking, a cancellation or a refund.
If you only ask about something, Sinnra only reads. It changes something on a site only when your own message asks for it. What Sinnra does then counts as done by you, and the site's own terms apply.
Sinnra stops before four steps, paying, sending something to another person in your name, deleting something for good and sharing your details, for example access to an account or an ID number. Paying is under Buying. Sinnra takes the other three only when your own message says so or when you answer yes to Sinnra's question, and otherwise you get a link and do the step yourself on the site. What you saved in Keys Sinnra types in as Keys says.
It is Sinnra's AI that reads the page and decides what a step does, and it can get it wrong. Payment sites, checkouts and card fields are stopped by the code even then, except as under Buying. Check what matters to you on the site.
Sinnra only signs in when you have said yes. You sign in yourself on a secure page of its own, through a link from Sinnra. You type passwords and codes there, never in the chat, and Sinnra's AI never sees them. After that you are signed in there in Sinnra's browser, next time too.
If you tick "Remember", the password is saved encrypted on your own server, per site, and Sinnra signs in again by itself when needed. Never for BankID, Freja, banks or payment pages. Say "forget my password for" and the site, and Sinnra removes it.
The part that clicks gets only what you wrote in the chat, Sinnra's question when you answer it, and what is on the page. It never sees your email, your calendar or what Sinnra remembers, except what Sinnra's question itself brings up.
The site sees that a computer at Lane Labs visits it, and what Sinnra fills in or sends there. If you are signed in, the site sees that it is you. The page also goes to our models, so that Sinnra can read it.

Keys

Keys is your page at Lane Labs on lanelabs.ai. There you save details Sinnra may need yourself, for example your address, your phone number, your email address, your passport or your ID number. If something is missing, Sinnra sends you a link there.
Sinnra reads your address, phone number and email address in Keys with each message you write in your own chat, and they then go to our models.
A passport, an ID number and anything else you saved in Keys Sinnra's AI sees only as what it is and what you called it, never the number itself. Sinnra asks you for each item and site, and only when you have answered ok does the code type the number on that site. The number is taken out of what Sinnra reads from the page, and if the page still shows it, the page is closed.
Lane Labs' page notes each time a number is fetched and for which site. Sinnra keeps nothing of what you have in Keys.

Circle

You can add people you trust. Ask Sinnra for a link and Sinnra's number sends it to you, and you pass it on yourself. The person you invite sends the link to Sinnra's number from their own phone. A link works once, for 7 days. You can have at most 5 open links and at most 50 people in your Circle.
If you join through a group link, you're connected with the others in it, in your Circle. Your Sinnra only learns their first names and can message their Sinnra when you ask. Nothing else is shared unless you say so.
If you're connected to someone, your Sinnra can send messages to their Sinnra when you ask. Nothing else is shared unless you say so.
You choose who sees your times. When you ask Sinnra to share them with someone, Sinnra's number sends you a code in iMessage, and you reply with it within 10 minutes. Then that person sees when you are free or busy for the next 14 days, your time zone and how old the times are. Never what, where or with whom.
If your calendar cannot be read, for example because you have not connected Google, the people you share with only see that your calendar could not be read.
While you share with someone, your own Sinnra reads your calendar regularly, to show the people you share with when you are busy. It fetches only the times from Google, never what, where or with whom, and sends only the start and end of each busy time, your time zone and whether your calendar could be read to Lane Labs' switchboard. When you stop sharing, it no longer reads for Circle.
You see someone else's times only if that person shares them with you in the same way.
Others see you as a masked number, for example +46 ••• •• 12. More digits show only when two numbers in their list end the same way. Everyone in your Circle sees whether you share your times with them.
Circle never writes to anyone unless you ask, and creates no events or bookings. The only Circle messages from Sinnra's number are fixed lines to you (your link, a code, a line saying it is done, or that someone joined through your link) and to the person who sends your link to the number.
Your busy times are kept on Lane Labs' server at Fly for at most 48 hours. When someone looks at your times, that is kept for 30 days, so that you can see who looked.
When your Sinnra tells you a friend's times, those times go to our models, like everything Sinnra answers. The same goes for your times when a friend's Sinnra tells them to the friend.
To remove someone from your Circle, Sinnra's number sends you a code in the same way, and you reply with it. You can stop sharing at once, without a code. If you remove someone, what their Sinnra has already said stays in their chat.
If you write stop, no one sees your times any more, and your busy times and open links are removed at once. If you write start, the people you shared with see your times again, but old links and codes do not work. If you write delete everything, your times and open links are removed within a few minutes.

Paying

Sinnra is not the seller.
Never write a card number or a code in the chat. If you write one it is cut to its last four digits before Sinnra's AI sees it, and the rest goes on.
If Sinnra says something is paid or booked, only the seller can confirm it.

Buying

With buying on, Sinnra can finish a purchase at the seller, on your ok or your tap in Swish. Signed in, a card you saved there can be charged.
Sinnra can pay with your card once you've said ok to the amount. You save the card on Lane Labs' card page, and it is kept encrypted at Crossmint. The AI never sees it.
Sinnra says what it costs and asks again if it goes up. If there is no amount, or a card field without your card, you get the link.
Sinnra's AI reads the amount, and what is charged can differ. Check Swish and your bank.
No limit unless you set one ("at most 500 kr per purchase").

What Sinnra never does

It pays nothing without your ok and never deletes email. It sends no email, books nothing and changes nothing in your Google account or your calendar that you have not asked for.
It does not do what an email, an event or a web page tells it to. What is written there is information, not an order.
It does not touch your own computer or phone. It does not reach Rufus's accounts or other testers' things. The exception is Circle, see there.

What is kept and for how long

Your own server (at Fly in Stockholm, yours alone). Your chats with Sinnra, your memory, your reminders, watches, tasks and purchases, your settings, your Google key, your yeses, and your sign-ins and saved passwords in Sinnra's browser (the passwords encrypted). Until you delete everything. Short pieces of your latest messages for at most 24 hours. Numbers about how you write (length, emoji and such, never the words) for 14 days. Logs without text for 7 days. No backups.
Lane Labs' switchboard (at Fly). Your phone number or your Apple ID address and which Sinnra it goes to, when you said yes on the website and which version of the line it was, when your number was confirmed, the first name you gave, your invites, whether you have paused Sinnra, and your Circle (who is in it, the names you give them, who shares with whom, your busy times for at most 48 hours, when someone looked at them for 30 days). Until you delete everything.
Linq. The messages between you and Sinnra, as long as Linq keeps them for Lane Labs.
Lovable Cloud. Your files, for 30 days unless you chose another time.
Keys at Lane Labs. What you saved there yourself.
Crossmint. Your card, if you saved one.
Your Gmail. Drafts Sinnra wrote and mail Sinnra sent stay until you delete them.
Your Google account. Tasks and documents Sinnra made stay until you remove them.
The training lines stay at most 30 days on your server and then encrypted at Amazon Web Services in Stockholm for at most 12 months.

Where what you write goes

Sinnra's AI. Our own models run on servers in the EU at Modal, at Amazon Web Services in Stockholm or at Google Cloud. All three are US companies. Your chat goes there when Sinnra replies. What you write, what Sinnra remembers and what Sinnra reads for you is sent there, so that Sinnra can answer. The lines under Training are trained at Modal on servers in the EU. Web searches are made at Brave or DuckDuckGo, which see the search and your server, not you.
Linq. Runs Sinnra's number in iMessage. The replies can contain pieces of your email or calendar.
Pictures and files. A picture or PDF you send goes through Linq to your server. What Sinnra can read as text goes the same way as what you write, on to our models. A picture does not go there, since Sinnra's AI can only read text for now. Linq may keep the file.
Fly (USA, servers in Stockholm). Runs your Sinnra and the switchboard. The disk is encrypted. US law can force Fly to hand over data, also data stored in Sweden.
Modal (USA, servers in the EU). Can run our models and trains them on the lines under Training. US law can force Modal to hand over data, also data stored in the EU.
Amazon Web Services (USA, servers in Stockholm). Can run our models and stores the training lines encrypted. US law can force AWS to hand over data, also data stored in Sweden.
Google Cloud (USA, servers in the EU). Can run our models. US law can force Google to hand over data, also data stored in the EU.
Lovable and Supabase. Run Lane Labs' file pages, Keys and website.
Crossmint (USA). Keeps your card encrypted, if you saved one.
Google. Your own Google account. See below.

Google

Sinnra sends you a link to a page at Lane Labs, in its first message and again when you ask for it. The page has the text about email and a button to Google. You sign in at Google, tick the boxes, and Sinnra tells you when it is done.
Google warns that the app isn't verified, and that is true, since Google has not reviewed Sinnra yet.
Sinnra asks to read Gmail, write drafts and send mail in Gmail, read and change events in the calendar, use Google Tasks and use its own files in Drive.
Google's permission is broader than what Sinnra does. Sinnra's own code allows only what is in this text. In the calendar, Sinnra changes only what is written under Calendar, and Sinnra uses Tasks and Drive only as written under Tasks and documents.
The key to your Google account is only on your own server. It never shows in the chat or in logs.
Sinnra's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Put simply, Sinnra uses it only to do what you ask. It is sent to our models so that Sinnra can answer you, and what Sinnra saves in your memory is kept on your own server. Sinnra's replies, which can contain pieces of it, go to your phone through Linq. A file Sinnra makes for you can contain pieces of it, and is stored at Lovable Cloud. If you share your times in Circle, Sinnra also sends the start and end of your busy times from the calendar, your time zone and whether your calendar could be read to Lane Labs' switchboard. There, only the people you chose can get them, through their own Sinnra, which sends them to our models to answer them and on to their phone through Linq. Nothing else from Google goes to Circle. It is never sold, never used for advertising and never used to train AI models. No human reads it, unless you ask for it, for security reasons or because the law requires it.
You can disconnect whenever you like. In your Google account, under Security and then your connections to third-party apps and services, you remove the app.
You connect your school's Classroom in the chat, after a short text.

Training

Sinnra's own model may learn from what you write here, and it is on from the start. Write no training or träna inte to Sinnra and it stops at once. No reason is needed, Sinnra works just as well, and off stays off also if this text changes.
Only what you write yourself in the chat, Sinnra's replies to you and how you reply are in it, which means whether and when you reply, your reactions, whether you correct Sinnra and whether you come back. Only what is written from the day you said yes to this text is in it. Nothing is used until 7 days after it was written, and nothing is collected while Sinnra is paused.
Mail, calendar and everything else from Google are never in it, and neither is what is written after Sinnra has read something from there in the same conversation. Files, images, what Sinnra reads on the web, your memory, codes, cards, passwords, Circle and groups are not in it either. Sinnra's replies can build on what you have told it yourself.
Sinnra is for you if you are 18 or older. Age is not checked, but if you say you are younger, all your training lines are removed and you are out of training for good.
Before anything is saved, our own model reads what you write and tries to remove conversations about health, sex, faith, politics, origin, unions and crime, and code removes names, numbers and addresses. This is not reliable, and the filter sometimes misses things, also when it comes to sex, sexual orientation and what you write about others. The filter also reads what you write when it is not saved, so that it notices if you say you are under 18.
Rufus can read training lines without name and number to check that they are right, and no one else reads them. A line can hold something the filter missed.
The lines stay at most 30 days on your server and then encrypted at AWS in Stockholm. They are trained at Modal on servers in the EU, and the finished model can be stored at Modal in the USA. The lines are deleted after 12 months at the latest.
If you write no training or delete everything, your lines are removed before the next training. A model that is already trained cannot be cleaned, and everyone with Sinnra uses it.
We do this so that Sinnra writes better. The legal basis is legitimate interest and not your yes.

Who can see it

No one reads your chat, with three exceptions. They are when you show Rufus something yourself, when something has broken and must be fixed, and the training lines under Training. When something must be fixed Rufus asks you first, except when it is urgent for security reasons.
Rufus and Fly can technically reach your server.
Rufus sees what your Sinnra costs and whether errors happened. What you wrote he sees only in those three cases.

Cost

The test is free for you.
Your Sinnra has a cap of 2 dollars a day on what it may cost. When the cap is reached, Sinnra rests until the next day.
stop, start and delete everything also work when the cap is reached.

Stopping, your data and deleting everything

If you write stop, Sinnra stops at once. Until you write start it does not answer, writes nothing on its own and sends no Circle messages. Circle stops too, see Circle. While it is paused, Sinnra reads nothing else you write, except delete everything, which then applies at once.
If you want your data, write to Rufus, and within a month he sends you what Sinnra remembers about you, and your reminders and watches. Ask before you delete everything.
If you write delete everything as a message of its own, Sinnra first asks whether you mean everything. When you answer yes, Sinnra is paused at once and does nothing more. Within a day Rufus deletes your memory, your reminders, watches and tasks, your chats, your lines for training, your files, your Circle, your Google key (revoked at Google), your number in the switchboard and your server with its disk. You get a receipt from Rufus. It cannot be undone.
What stays is the messages on your phone (you delete them yourself), Linq's copy, drafts and sent mail in your Gmail, tasks and documents in your Google account, what you saved in Keys, your card at Crossmint, what Sinnra has booked, bought or submitted on websites, what a friend's Sinnra has already told them, and a model that is already trained.
You take back your yes by writing delete everything, or by telling Rufus.

Your yes

You say yes on Sinnra's website. There you enter your number and press the button under the line about the terms, and there you confirm that you are 18 or older. Your yes counts once your number is confirmed.
In the chat Sinnra asks nothing about the terms or your age.
On your server Sinnra keeps which version you said yes to, a fingerprint of this text, the time of your yes, that you said you are 18 or older, that it happened on the website and which version of the line on the website it was. That is all that is kept there about your yes. The time is when you pressed, or when your message arrived if you wrote to Sinnra from your phone after pressing. Lane Labs' switchboard also keeps the time and the line's version, see What is kept.
If the text changes, you keep the version you said yes to, until you say yes to a new one yourself. stop and delete everything always work.

Questions go to Rufus Wågert at Lane Labs, rufus at lanelabs dot ai.