Using the best AI shouldn't cost you your privacy.

People tell AI things they wouldn't tell a friend. A health worry at midnight. Money trouble. A problem at work. A business idea before it's ready. That's not a search history — it's the closest thing to a diary most people have.

And in almost every AI today, it's stored, tied to you, and useful to someone selling advertising.

We didn't think the answer was a weaker, safer, more private AI that gives you worse help. The help should be the best there is. The giving-yourself-away part is the bit that should stop.

So Kelven does the careful work on your own device first — takes out your name and your details, asks on your behalf so your connection never goes out — and puts your real details back into the answer only on your screen.

We're paid by the people who use it. Not by anyone who wants to know about them.