Clear answers before you trust a vault with your data.

PokoPod is your private identity vault. It helps you create masked email addresses, manage site-by-site privacy rules, and keep personal details stored locally on your own device.

The product is designed around a local-first model, so sensitive vault data resides on your computer by default rather than being placed into a central PokoPod cloud account.

Masked addresses help stop every website from holding your real inbox. If a service leaks, sells, or misuses an address, you can isolate that mask without exposing your main email identity.

Poko Vault is intended for sensitive files such as documents, receipts, exports, records, or evidence that you want kept locally and away from general cloud storage.

Yes. The public security materials describe a local encrypted vault model using SQLCipher and strong encryption controls, with keys generated and stored locally on the user's device.

It means the product is being shaped around user control, including the ability to remove local vault contents when someone needs to step away from a device, relationship, service, or situation quickly.

Poko Sentry helps flag hidden fees, cancellation traps, data-sharing clauses, auto-renewal terms, and other risks that can be easy to miss on sign-up, checkout, or terms pages.

Sentry can send the terms, conditions, or submitted page content to Gemini for interpretation. Personal vault data is not sent; the goal is to analyse the agreement text, not the user.

No. Sentry provides plain-English summaries and risk flags to help people make better decisions, but it is not a solicitor and should not be treated as formal legal advice.

Pod-to-Pod transfer lets businesses and users exchange files directly between pods using transfer tickets and safety checks, without relying on a central PokoPod file store.

A PodID can remain stable even if someone changes their email address. That means a trusted transfer relationship can continue without rebuilding it around a personal inbox.

The released product is presented as peer-to-peer in design: transfers are intended to move between pods rather than through a central database that stores everyone else's files.

The planned free tier uses referral links where appropriate. If a user chooses to buy through an affiliate link, PokoPod may receive a referral fee from the brand.

No. The website states that PokoPod does not prioritise brands based on commission rates. Poko Sentry should review sites objectively regardless of partnership status.

PokoPod is exploring paid monthly or yearly options for users who want to use the product without affiliate-link prompts.

No. PokoPod is intended for lawful privacy, security, and personal data control. It is not designed or permitted for fraud, harassment, evasion of lawful obligations, theft, abuse, or other illegal activity.

Joyce is the planned standalone AI assistant inside PokoPod. The intention is that Joyce belongs to the user, works inside the local product, and does not have open access to the outside world.

Mobile support is being explored, including the option to keep a pod on a mobile device for always-on connectivity while preserving the user's control over where data lives.

These are roadmap ideas for transaction privacy: helping users buy online without revealing their existing card details or exposing their home address more than necessary.