OK by me is your side of every AI agent: the facts it may read, the things it may do, and a receipt for everything it did. Agents ask. You answer on your phone. The vault does the rest, so the agent never holds your password, your card or your address.
Ask for early access See how it worksYour agent, any agent that speaks MCP, asks for one thing: an address for a courier, a page from a site you're signed into, a payment of up to £42 to one shop.
You read it as one sentence on your lock screen and tap Allow or Deny. Nothing moves until you do, unless you've said it may.
The vault carries it out as you, and writes down what it did, verbatim. Refusals too. You can check every line.
A rule that lives in an agent's prompt loses to the agent's task. So the rules live on your side of the door, decided by what kind of thing is asked for, never by what the agent says it is. And every action the vault carries out is one the agent could not have taken alone.
Anything that speaks MCP connects with a sign-in, not a pasted key: Claude, Grok, and whatever you build yourself. The vault runs on Cloudflare's network, each person's in its own European-pinned store, with mail, the browser and payments on the same rails. No analytics, no trackers, your data is the only copy and you can export or delete it whole.