The covenant · what Aristo will never do
Your minutes are yours: leaders see only teams of 5 or more, nothing you type is passed on, and “forget me” erases you — 9 promises built into the product, not policies anyone can waive.
built into how the product works · the same for every person in every organization
Take a copy.
Sign in to download your own records as one file. The copy includes your minutes, volunteered notes, tone and personal preferences, whether you said stop, inbox-watch consent, naming choice, lesson progress, credits, a raised hand for a seat and your own requests with their answers.
Your counted minutes.
Each moment you tap (+5 / +15 / +30, or a minus when something cost you time) is a receipt on your own page. You can remove any receipt, any time, and the count follows. Skips store nothing.
Your volunteered notes.
Only if you choose to share one — with your name, anonymously, or kept just for you. You see the exact rendering before anything is shared. An anonymous note is withdrawn from the card Aristo sends you when you post it; a note under your name is withdrawn by saying "forget me", which clears your other personal records with it. Anonymous notes appear only once five or more exist.
Your preferences.
Things like "stop asking," quiet tally, or a paused rotation — so Aristo respects your choices without asking twice.
Your inbox-watch consent.
Your own page states whether watching is on. Say “watch my inbox” in Teams to turn it on, or “stop watching” to turn it off.