Settings
Privacy mode
Standard mode: the hosted Walrus Memory relayer encrypts and stores your facts, but it sees the text while it processes them. That is convenient, and it is not end to end encryption. Vault mode: your browser creates the search embeddings and encrypts each fact with Seal before anything leaves this device, so the relayer never sees the text. It still sees the vectors, your account owner address, the namespace and when you search. To create embeddings, the text is sent to the embedding provider you choose, with your own key.
Switch modes in the side panel, Settings tab.
What forget means
Ferry will hide this fact everywhere and write a tombstone to Walrus, so no device of yours inserts it again. Walrus Memory has no delete, so the encrypted copy stays in Walrus storage until its storage epoch ends. After that it is gone. Each hidden fact shows its end epoch in the Library.
Saving from chats
Ferry only saves your own messages, and only when you say so. Saving automatically is off by default on every site.
Per site switches for offering context, offering to save and saving automatically live in the side panel. Card numbers, government ids, passwords and keys are always blocked.
Device keys
Every key can read your whole account. Review and remove keys on the Devices page.
Open DevicesEncrypted backup
Keep the raw export your AI app sent you. Ferry encrypts the ZIP with Seal in this browser, under the same policy as your memory account, then stores the ciphertext on Walrus for about a year (26 epochs). Only your wallet and your paired devices can open it.
Storage is paid from your wallet in WAL, with SUI for gas and a small tip to the upload relay. Your wallet shows each amount before you approve. Ferry never pays for or holds anything.
Looking for Sui wallets in this browser
No backups in this browser
Export and leave
Download every fact with its receipts. The export is built on this device from your memory, through the extension.
Delete local data
This clears Ferry from this browser. Your memories on Walrus are not affected and can be restored after pairing again. For safety, only the side panel can do it: open it with Alt F, then Settings, Danger zone.