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What the application cannot do to you.
Written into every call — not into the terms.

Every application displaying “Powered by ELYSÉA” has accepted 8 prohibitions inscribed in the pipeline — active at every exchange, non-deactivatable by the builder. Not a promise. An architectural constraint.

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Differentiation

A privacy policy says.
An architecture does.

Most AI protections rest on written promises. ELYSÉA CERVEAU rests on prohibitions engraved in the pipeline — what cannot be produced cannot be promised then violated.

Privacy policy · Fragile

Unilaterally modifiable

The service can change its terms at any time, often without clear notification.

Not verifiable by a third party

Impossible to prove that the stated rules are actually being applied.

Bypassable by configuration

An operator or subcontractor can change the rules without your knowledge.

Depends on human will

If the company changes leadership or is acquired, your protections change with it.

ELYSÉA CERVEAU · Pipeline · Structural

Immutable by design

The 8 prohibitions are engraved in the pipeline — no parameter, no model update erases them.

Provable by anyone

Every refusal is traced, timestamped, exportable. Readable by an external auditor without access to your infrastructure.

Non-configurable downwards

Neither the builder, nor their subcontractor, nor an acquisition can weaken your guarantees.

Independent of the AI model

Any LLM, any version — the 8 prohibitions apply regardless of the underlying model.

What the label guarantees

Source: ELYSEA.SDK.INTEGRITY_PROTECTION.v1 §4 — inscribed in the pipeline, non-configurable by the builder.

No diagnosis

The AI draws no clinical conclusion about you — regardless of how you phrase your message.

No manipulation

No oriented bias mechanism, no hidden persuasion, no unconsented influence. Art. 5 AI Act.

No dependency created

No affective prompting, no engagement optimisation, no algorithmic retention.

No human pretence

The AI identifies itself as AI infrastructure at every relevant interaction. Never as a human. Art. 50 AI Act.

Redirection in critical zones

Emergency, distress, medical or legal need: the AI directs you to a qualified human. It does not substitute.

Your memory belongs to you

Export, modification and immediate deletion available. No builder accesses your memory without your explicit recorded consent.


Your memory belongs to you

If you use an ELYSÉA application, your memory — preferences, context, interaction history — is stored under your explicit consent. It does not belong to the application builder. It is not monetised. It is not shared without your agreement.

You can consult it, modify it, export it as JSON, or delete it immediately. These rights are not optional — they are in the pipeline. Prohibition P2: architecture-level, non-configurable.

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How to verify the label is active

The “Powered by ELYSÉA” label is linked in real time to the application's SDK access status. If access is revoked, the label disappears from the interface within 48h. It is not a static asset — it is an architectural fact that anyone can verify.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this a wellbeing application?
No. It is an ethical cognitive infrastructure. You do not interact with ELYSÉA directly — ELYSÉA is the active pipeline inside the applications you use.
Can the app builder access my memory?
No — this is an architectural constraint. Prohibition P2: no builder accesses your memory without your explicit consent recorded in the registry.
Can I delete my data?
Yes, at any time. JSON export, modification and immediate deletion are available in the application. For data from this site, write to contact@elysea.app.
What happens if the app changes its rules?
The 8 ELYSÉA prohibitions cannot be modified — even by the builder, even if the app is acquired. The architecture guarantees the stability of your protections.

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