What do we tell buyers about privacy?
The same six sentences we stand behind everywhere: she proposes and the owner approves, the home runs without her, and backups leave the house already encrypted.
Whatever we’d tell the buyer directly, since it’s the same claims either way — there’s no separate, softer privacy story for the builder channel.
The short version: Charyl proposes changes to a home’s record, and the owner approves them — she never acts on her own. The platform underneath her keeps running even if she’s offline. Records a homeowner marks private stay unreadable to her unless they decide otherwise, record by record. Backups are encrypted before they ever leave the house, with a key only the homeowner holds. And when she needs a cloud AI provider to think something through, we’re honest that the request passes through a named provider bound not to train on it — not a claim that nothing ever leaves the house.
The full six statements, written the way we’d want a skeptical buyer to read them, live on /trust — that page is safe to point a buyer to directly, since it’s the same page we’d stand behind on our own site.
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