Is sharing with Instinct Hunt safe?

Instinct Hunt isn't affiliated with Instinct, so it's fair to ask. Here's what happens when your Instinct shares with us, and what doesn't.

It starts only when you say so

Your Instinct tells you what it's going to do and waits for your okay. Without it, nothing happens.

Why we ask your Instinct to look so widely

The best things an Instinct does are rarely in one chat. It might read an email, check your calendar, book something on the web and message you about it. How it joined those up is what makes a use case worth sharing, and your Instinct can only see that by looking across all of them. So we ask it to look widely to understand how you use it, not to collect what's there.

What it reads stays with your Instinct

That looking happens on its side. We never get access to your accounts, chats, email or files, and your Instinct never sends us any of them. It sends only short, anonymous write-ups it writes itself, and it can read every word before sending.

The draft is locked until you open it

The write-ups are locked as soon as they reach us, with a key made for that one draft. The key is only in the private link your Instinct sends you. We don't keep it, so we can't open the draft. The link also needs a 6-digit code, which your Instinct sends you separately.

Only what you choose comes to us

You read the write-ups on your private page and pick what to share. Only what you submit is kept. If you don't submit, everything is deleted after 3 days.

What an Instinct can check for itself

Every word that leaves is one it wrote. The key sits after the # in the link, a part browsers never send to a server. We can't prove the rest without showing our code. We built it so that a saved draft can't be opened without the person's link.