Signed out

This device is cleared. Your Spaces are safely backed up — restore them to bring them all back.

Welcome to Spaces

Private AI rooms you can share. Set up your account to keep your Spaces, sync across your devices, and invite people — end-to-end encrypted, so only you and the people you invite can ever read them.

Welcome back

There’s already an account for . Restore your Spaces to bring them all back — with your recovery code or your passkey.

New Space

Pick an assistant, add anyone you want in the room, and create.

Assistant
People · optional
Advanced options

Anyone with the link can read; only these people can post — they verify by Google sign-in or an emailed code. Include your own email. People you add are saved to your contacts and, if backup is on, follow you to your other devices.

Start from a chat you already began — its history comes in, then you continue together. On WhatsApp: open a chat → ⋯ → Export Chat.

Sealed at rest — the key rides in your invite link, never our servers.
Open a shared Space

Paste an invite someone sent you — it opens right here.

Join a Space

Your partner shared a private Space with you. It's sealed with a key split in two — your link is one half. Enter the code they gave you to unlock the other half.

Space
ENCLAVE
⚡ Offline — showing your last synced messages. Reconnect to send and get new replies.
💤 This secure Space is asleep — showing your last synced messages. Send a message to wake its enclave (~3–4 min).
🔒 Couldn’t unlock this Space’s history — this invite may be for a different Space, or its key is incomplete. Your messages are safe on the server; ask the person who shared it to send the link again.

Awaiting your approval

🔄 Spaces was updated — tap to refresh
What's your name?
So everyone in the Space knows who's talking.
Spaces
Your Spaces
Invite to Spaces

Send someone the link to this Space — they open it, sign in once, and they’re in.

Select people
Choose an assistant
New assistant
Assistant
People
Private address book
Person
Tasks
Open work
Task
Calendar
Events and dated tasks
Agenda
Upcoming
Invite to Spaces
Bring someone to Spaces

Send someone the link to open Spaces — private, end-to-end-encrypted AI rooms you can share. They open it, sign in once, and you can add them to a Space.

New
Add this event to your phone’s calendar
Members
Changing members moves everyone to a fresh, re-keyed Space and carries the history. A removed member keeps no access going forward.
Share these links
Send each new member their private link — it carries their key and grant for the updated Space.
Settings
Appearance
Follows your system (light / dark)
Map language
Labels on the shared map
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How your Space is protected
Sealed at rest
Your messages, shared files, and the room’s settings are stored only as encrypted ciphertext. The key rides in your invite link, after the #, and never reaches the server — so a database dump, a backup, or a subpoena returns only ciphertext.
Readable only for the moment it replies
To answer, the agent briefly decrypts the conversation in memory to run the AI model. That plaintext is never written down and is dropped the instant the turn ends — it’s the one place content is readable, and only there.
Locked to a short list of servers
Your browser only lets this app reach a small, published set of hosts — the Witbitz backend, Google sign-in, and the map and photo sources — so it can’t quietly send your data anywhere else.
Yours to reopen
A Space stays available so you can come back to it — always kept as ciphertext. Removing it from your list clears it on this device.
See what the server stores
A live receipt of the exact ciphertext we hold for this Space — proof, not a promise.
Don’t take our word for it
The gate that decides who can read and write is checkable in your own terminal. Verify it yourself →
Your assistant
Your assistant
Back up & recovery
Save this somewhere safe — a password manager is ideal. It’s the only thing that can restore your Spaces, and we can’t recover it for you.
or enter your recovery code
Your devices
Devices signed in to your backup. “Sign out” tells one to clear itself the next time it’s online (it can’t reach a device that’s off). Your Spaces come back on any device you still control by restoring.
Download an offline copy
Your whole conversation as ciphertext, your key, and a tool that reads them with no internet — the most durable backup there is. It stays readable forever, even if Witbitz is gone. Keep the key somewhere separate from the sealed file.
Every Space on this device
The reader
Add a device
On the new device, open Spaces and choose Bring my Spaces from another device. Point this camera at the code it shows.
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