5 October 2026 · the shared archive

Your data

Mind Flux Aegis Terminal mark: a silver shield on a blue circuit ring.

This page lists what a connected copy sends to MindFlux, and what it keeps. It describes the software. It does not make that logging lawful, and opening this site is not consent.

The archive is https://mindflux.online/aegis. It is one SQLite database. It is not MySQL. It is not a copy of every local database. The operator is CrimsonPeer / MindFlux. The rules for using the software are the Terms of Service.

What the archive holds

Every connected copy currently reads and writes this same set. There are no separate user accounts.

What is sharedWhat that means
TeachingsThe question and the answer. A teaching on one install becomes the answer on the others.
Voice-profile textCorrections and scores. Not the audio.
Saved email addressesThe address list the keyboard keeps. One list for the connected copies.
Signal Walk session summariesWhen the walk was, the sample count, and radio counts. No coordinates.
Guardian summariesA score and counts. No file paths.
A short app check-inA short note that a copy of the app reached the archive.

What stays on the device

Stays hereNot sent
KeystrokesWhat you type, as you type it, is not the archive.
PasswordsPasswords are not saved into the email list and are not sent.
Voice recordingsThe audio stays on the device. The profile text can still sync.
GPS tracksThe points of a walk stay in the walk file.
Full walk samplesThe radios logged along the walk stay in walks.db.
Guardian file pathsThe scan can read files on the laptop. The paths are not sent.

No separate accounts

There is no login that keeps your teachings apart from another install. Every connected copy currently reads and writes the same teachings, the same voice profile, and the same email list. Teach a private answer on the Tank, and the laptop can answer with it. Save an address on one keyboard, and the other connected copy can receive that address.

Other people. If you train the voice on someone else’s speech, or you save someone else’s email address, that text can be written into this same archive. You are responsible for that.

How the pieces are opened is in Help. What each path does is in Every path.