Your data stays yours
No employer or business sees your personal data. Sovereignty is architectural, not a setting.
No. This is not a policy footnote. It is how the system is built.
Your account belongs to you. Every relationship you have on Calisto (employer, customer, peer) is a Space connection with a hard boundary. The boundary is enforced by the architecture, not by a setting someone can toggle.
What your employer cannot do:
- See your personal apps (Agenda, Active, Depot) or any data in them
- See which other businesses you are connected to
- Access your personal files or storage
- Control anything outside the scope of the apps they pay for
- Retain any governance over your account after you leave their Space
What a business you visit as a customer cannot do:
- See your personal apps, files, or calendar
- See your connections with other businesses
- Send you marketing notifications unless you separately opt in
- Lock, modify, or inject content into apps you use for other purposes
What you can always do:
- Create, edit, and delete your own content in your Personal Space
- Leave any Space, Work or Client, at any time, with immediate effect
- See exactly what governance is applied to you and why (restriction labels are always visible)
- Access your personal apps in every context, regardless of which Spaces are active
Payment creates scope. An employer's payment covers their apps and their data. Your free apps and personal data are outside that scope. No payment, no access. No access, no visibility.
This applies everywhere Calisto operates. One set of rules. No exceptions by region, by employer size, or by plan tier.