What stays on your Mac

Private work stays local

Private email, contacts, notes, relationship history, and warm-path drafts stay on your Mac. Lithi servers and other Connector Macs do not get that content.

Your mail provider still carries a message when you choose to send it. Local drafting does not mean delivery stays offline.

Choose a real warm path

A warm path can come from prior work, a mutual relationship, an event, or another verified connection. It must be real, relevant, and easy to explain.

Choose the person and purpose before matching begins. Grant only the mailbox or contact access needed for that choice. You can narrow the scope or stop before a draft is prepared.

A registration, public profile, or shared name does not create a warm path. Confirm the real connection before Lithi uses it in a draft.

The app may use safe account and connection status to keep the workflow working. That status does not include private email bodies, contact content, or notes.

You review every draft

Lithi prepares a draft for you to inspect. Check the person, real relationship, purpose, and wording before you decide what happens next.

Edit, copy, or skip the draft. A prepared message does not send itself or create permission to contact someone.

Check what the person agreed to receive. A reply, complaint, opt-out, or do-not-contact request pauses the affected work.

Stop or remove access

Use the visible stop control when matching or drafting should pause. Remove the approved mailbox or contact permission when access should end.

Keep only the drafts you still need. If a result looks wrong, stop and review the permission, person, and relationship before preparing another draft.

Disconnect the approved account or contact permission when access should end. Then check that new matching and drafting have stopped.