A few things
to know.

AI access and costs

You need a Mac with macOS 14 or later, a Windows PC or a Linux computer, and an Agent: Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex or pi. Worldlet has no model of its own. Fox works through your Agent and the model it is set up with, so your provider’s plan, availability, usage limits and charges apply.

Connected services and internet radio require a network connection.

Where your data goes

Your world, extracted items and local history are stored on your computer. Fox may save conversations, results and memory on your computer, including content read from a source.

Messages sent to Fox go to your Agent and the model provider it is set up with; Worldlet has no model of its own. Connecting a source and allowing private content processing are separate choices. Once permitted, relevant source content may be sent to that provider for replies and item extraction. Provider retention and processing terms apply; local storage does not mean all processing stays on your computer.

Voice on your computer is turned into text there, by a speech model that runs on it; Worldlet’s servers run no transcription or voice service. Weather sends approximate coordinates to a weather service after you request location. Opening a website or network radio contacts that service directly.

Opening your World on a phone, tablet or another computer goes through Worldlet’s pairing room on Cloudflare. It forwards sealed messages between your devices and stores none of them, so the World is reachable only while your computer is on.

Remote access is on in the installed app, so a cloud Agent or a ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor connector you add (Settings › Agents › Your World’s address › Copy for Claude or ChatGPT) can use your World; Settings › Agents lists each one you allowed, with Remove. Its requests pass through Worldlet’s front at mcp.worldlet.ai on Cloudflare. The front forwards them to your computer and stores none of them; you allow each connection on this computer (Allow also lets it read the services you connected; Allow without them keeps them private), and what your World returns goes to that Agent’s service.

Your World also has its own web address, https://<room>.worldlet.ai (Settings › Agents › Your World’s address). It is made from the same room as remote access, so Worldlet’s website keeps no record of it. A browser that opens it sees nothing until you allow it on this computer; the passkeys and sign-ins of the browsers you allow are kept only in your World.

Connections and limits

An Applet’s website login and its Worldlet data connection are separate. Google sign-in may require the system browser; signing in there does not sign the embedded page in. Some integrations require a test account or service approval.

Services you connect in Settings › Services, such as GitHub, Notion, PostHog or Cloudflare, can be read by Fox and the Agent it uses; another Agent asks you first on a card in Attention, and Settings › Agents gives or takes back its access, and Worldlet asks you before anything is changed: an Issue or comment an Agent drafts on GitHub is written as you, with a “Drafted by” line, only after you approve it. Most services connect with their own sign-in and GitHub with a short code you enter on GitHub’s own page, so there is no key to paste; a sign-in stays on this computer.

Automated source checks are bounded and run only while Worldlet is running. They are not a complete backup or a guarantee that every task, message or event will be found. Verify important items against the original source. A visible Applet does not mean every integration or action is ready.

Keeping and removing data

Disconnecting an account does not erase saved items, imported content or Fox’s history and memory. You can also revoke access in the connected service’s account settings. Settings › Your data shows everything your World keeps: Save a copy keeps a backup, and you can delete what one service brought in or everything saved. Restoring a saved copy is not built yet; contact us for help before deleting local files yourself.

Support

Email kelvin@clockless.ai with your Worldlet version, your macOS, Windows or Linux version and the steps that failed. Do not send secret keys, sign-in details or private content.

Send feedback (Settings › General) has Save a diagnostics file, which saves a file on this computer with version information, connection states and recent error codes. It does not include private text or upload anything automatically. Review the file before choosing to share it.