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Andrés Toolkit
Your personal space on the Capes network
Checking for your passkey...
First time here 👋
Your device is about to ask for Face ID or Touch ID. This creates a passkey — a cryptographic key that lives in your device's secure chip.
✓Only your device can unlock your data
✓Matt cannot access anything you store here
✓Not a backdoor — it's the opposite
→Private key never leaves your device's secure enclave (Apple's chip). We store zero passwords.
Use Face ID or Touch ID to unlock →
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Authenticated
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Andrés Toolkit
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andres.am180.us
Hey Andrés — I'm your personal AI assistant. Ask me anything: research, explanations, how-to guides, privacy questions, or just chat. I use multiple AI models and pick the best answer. What's up?
12-round · 3-of-4 model consensus · Ollama Max
RESEARCH COMPLETE
Ask a research question and all 4 AI models will collaborate across 12 rounds to give you the most accurate answer possible.
Your protection status 🛡️
Your devices are excluded from Matt's network monitoring tools.
✓6 devices blocked from analysis (IPs + MACs)
✓All historical data deleted from all databases
✓Protection is code-level, not a setting that can be toggled
✓This passkey encrypts your notes — Matt can't read them
What any WiFi can see (general)
Can see: which domain names you look up (spotify.com, etc.) — NOT what you do there
Cannot see: messages, content, passwords, searches, what you watch or post — all encrypted by HTTPS
iCloud Private Relay: hides even the domain names from the network — you already had this on
Cellular (5G/LTE): home router sees absolutely nothing — completely separate network
Set up encrypted DNS (2 min)
1MacBook: System Settings → Network → WiFi → Details → DNS tab
2Add: 194.242.2.2 (Mullvad — Swedish, zero logs, free)
3iPhone: Settings → Wi-Fi → network → Configure DNS → Manual → add same IP
Encrypted Notes
AES-256-GCM · only your passkey can decrypt · Matt cannot read this
⚠️ Encryption not ready — reload and authenticate to enable 🔒 Encrypted with your passkey ·