Security is built in.
Ugla can learn new tricks. It can’t hand itself new permissions.
- Your server decides who gets in. Your phone talks to your server over an end-to-end encrypted connection, and your server decides which devices get in.
- Your logins stay hidden from the AI. Ugla uses them to reach your services, without ever showing them to the AI model.
- Your rules, checked every time. Every action is checked against your rules. No tool gets more access than you gave it, not on a second try and not by another route.
- Locked down, or not at all. When Ugla runs a program for you, it runs in a sealed-off space that is checked first. If the check fails, the program doesn’t run.
- You have the final say. Take back access and new actions stop, even halfway through a routine.
Where your data lives and which AI model does the thinking are separate choices. If the AI model runs in the cloud, what the task needs goes to the company that runs it. With Ugla AI, it passes through our servers first, and we never store or log it. If the model runs on your own machine, the thinking stays there too.
Your server stays in your hands.
Ugla runs on a computer you choose: one in your home, or a server you rent from a cloud provider. We don’t host servers for anyone, so no one at Ugla runs the machine your chats, memories and files are stored on. If you rent a server, the company you rent it from runs the hardware, like any server in a data center. For control of the hardware too, run Ugla on a machine in your home.
There is no Ugla account to create and no separate password to remember.