The thought,you couldn't finish.
You talk. Somehow what you're actually thinking comes out. Then it writes it down.
You talk. Somehow what you're actually thinking comes out. Then it writes it down.
YjY1MGY3MTBhM2M1ZTRmN2VlMzgwYjQwYzdjODNidUIb
OWYxNDUwY2RmNDc4NWVjMmI4ZjA1NjIxMjJhNDM3M2xM
ZmRiYzZkM2ZkNzc4OWUxYmEyMjVkNzcyMmYzMmIwmI4y
Vitne does two things. You can use one. You can use both. You can switch between them whenever.
Type what's on your mind. The AI asks the next question. Helps you find what you actually think.
Save what's worth keeping. Or write fresh, like a diary. Yours to read, edit, delete.
Like a sealed letter you keep the only key to. Vitne stores the box. You hold the key.
Not because I promised. Because the app is built so I can't. No master key. No admin peek.
To reply, your message leaves your phone for the AI to read, with no name or email attached. The AI provider does not train on it, and deletes it on their standard schedule. Vitne keeps your side of the chat encrypted, so you can come back to it, and still cannot read it.
Signing in is one thing. The passphrase that unlocks your writing is another, and only you hold it. There's no reset for it. Save the recovery key somewhere safe.
“I'm one person in Oslo. Vitne is in public beta now. It's free while it finds its shape, and the door below is open.”
Fredrik Haugen
The public beta is live. An email gets you in. Free while Vitne finds its shape.
Want the details before you sign up? Read about the public beta first.
The iOS app is in a limited beta, still being built.
Sign upIf you're in crisis
Vitne isn't the right place. In the United States, call 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline on 988, any hour. If it's an emergency, call 911. They're trained for this.
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