Connectors.
Connect everything, something, or nothing. Read-only by default, private means never fetched, one tap to take it all back.
Private, by architecture.
What you mark private is never fetched. Everything else is read-only, encrypted, and deletable in one tap — your keys, your call.
She connects to everything.
Hundreds of connectors — calendar, mail, money, health, travel, home. If it has a door, Mira can learn to walk through it.
She can look. She can never touch.
Seeing and doing are separate powers. A connection lets her read — your calendar, your balances, your training. Acting on any of it is a different switch, held by you, on a different page.
Private means never fetched.
Anything you mark private isn’t hidden behind a filter — it’s never requested at all. Not stored and masked. Simply never asked for. There’s no log to leak because there’s no data.
One source is useful. Three see the whole picture.
Calendar alone tells her you’re busy. Calendar × bank × sleep tells her you’re burning out and spending like it. This is the multiplication no single-purpose app can do — and why she connects to your life, not one corner of it.
New connectors arrive as questions.
She never gains sight silently. When more access would genuinely help, she asks in the thread, explains exactly what she’d see, and takes scoped access — free/busy only, subject lines only — when that’s all she needs.
One tap. The data leaves with it.
Disconnect anything and what came from it is deleted — no cold storage, no 30-day retention, no asterisks. Trust that can’t be revoked instantly isn’t trust; it’s a contract.
Google Calendar READ-ONLY Gmail READ-ONLY Revolut READ-ONLY Strava READ-ONLY WhatsApp READ-ONLY Health PRIVATE 🔒 Instagram PRIVATE 🔒 Gmail DISCONNECTED Google Calendar READ-ONLYEverything connectors do.
Read-only by default
Seeing and doing are separate powers. A connector lets her look — acting on what she sees is a different switch entirely.
Anything can stay private
Health, DMs, that one account — mark it private and it’s never fetched. Not hidden in a setting. Never requested at all.
Granular, per app
Calendar yes, inbox subject-lines only, bank balances but not transactions. You tune what she sees at the finest grain.
One tap to disconnect
Revoking a connector deletes what came from it. No cold storage, no “30-day retention”, no asterisks.
She asks before connecting
New connector ideas come as a question in your thread — “want me to watch fares? I’d need calendar access” — never as a surprise.
Works with nothing
Zero connectors is a valid setup. She still texts, remembers, plans, calls. Connectors add sight, not worth.
Every source compounds
Calendar alone is useful. Calendar × bank × sleep is where she starts catching things no single app ever could.
Any platform, one agent
Mainstream or obscure — if it has a door, she can learn to use it. One agent across everything beats ten dashboards.
You can audit everything
A living page shows every connector, what she read last, and why. Trust built on visibility, not promises.
She can’t learn yesterday.
Every day she’s yours, she knows you better. €20/mo, three skills included.
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