How Mymi works
Your institutions provide your records. Mymi keeps your copy on your device. You decide what your AI can ask.
- InstitutionProvides your records
MymiYou manage what can be asked- AI you chooseCan ask only what you have enabled
You ask your AI. It can ask Mymi only the questions you enabled — and receives an answer, never the record it came from.
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Where your records live
Your records live with you. They stay on your device as part of your evolving personal context. nCubo never holds a copy, so your privacy is a fact rather than a promise.
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How records arrive
Each institution you connect hands them to you directly. Nobody sits in the middle — the place that produced the record is the place it comes from, and it keeps arriving as your life produces more of it.
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What you control
You choose which institutions are connected, and which questions are enabled. Each enabled question returns an answer, never the record behind it. Turn a question off, and it disappears for the assistant.
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What happens if you disconnect
Disconnect without losing your history. New records from that institution stop arriving, and everything it already sent stays with you. Removing it is a separate choice, and only yours.
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How Mymi grows
Your context grows with your history — and only with it. Each institution you connect adds its records to the same evolving context, next to everything already there, rather than starting a separate place of its own.
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Why it has to be your device
To a lab, a record is a visit: one order, complete on its own. To you, it's one test measured over the years. Change labs halfway, and neither of them has the whole line. No institution can turn its records around to face you, even if it wants to. The only place both halves meet is your device.
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Who decides what
Four parties, and each one decides one thing. The institution decides what its records mean. Mymi decides who may ask, and never reads meaning into them. You decide what is shared. Your AI decides how to put the answers together, and it never writes to your records.
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What a module is never given
Mymi doesn't ask institutions to behave. It doesn't hand them the means not to. A module is never given a connection of its own, a view of another institution's records, a say in where anything goes, or a way to interrupt you. It answers when asked, and that is all it does.
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Who wrote each record
What the institution sends and what you note yourself sit side by side, and every entry keeps who wrote it. What you allow is kept the same way, with its date. Changing your mind adds a new entry. Nothing is ever rubbed out.
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The AI you already use
Mymi stays the same whichever assistant you choose. Only the connection above it changes. On a computer, assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT can already ask it. Some chat apps live only in the cloud and can't reach anything on your device. On a phone, until the big assistants can, Mymi brings a small one of its own, made to step aside when they do.
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- On a computerAssistants that can launch local toolsworks
- In the cloudChat apps that run only on their serverscan't reach a device
- On a phoneMymi's own assistant, with your keyworks
- On a phoneThe phone's own model, no key, no networkworks offline
- On a phoneThe phone's built-in assistantpartial