How it stays safe
Anything that costs money or speaks for you waits for your yes.
Your logins stay in your password manager. One button stops everything.
A card that works once
Each payment gets its own card for one shop and one amount. Your hold opens it, then it closes for good.
Nine things moving.
Your logins stay in your password manager.
Armata never holds its keys or keeps your passwords.
- 1Your assistant reaches a sign-in page.portal.halden.example
- 2It asks your password manager for this site.one site, one task
- 3You say yes on your phone.Approve with passkey
- 4Your manager hands over that one login.one login, now
- 5It’s typed in. The AI sees dots.••••••••••••
- 6It’s written down.07:44 · signed in · approved by you
The site receives your password, as always, and so does your assistant’s browser while it types.
What it knows and does is yours to see
Change anything or make it forget. Every action is written down.
Flights: nothing before 8am, aisle seat.
Learned 6 Nov from three bookings you changedExpense receipts, filed without asking
You said yes ten times, so it asked to do these itself- 07:44Paid Halden Print $412.00 with a single-use cardyour yes
- 06:05Got the $186 Kasumi refund back by emailyour rule
Where we stand
Armata isn’t launched, and nobody outside the team has tested these promises yet. An outside security firm will test it before anyone beyond our first testers connects an inbox.
Hold us to it.
The waitlist opens soon. We aren’t collecting names yet, so there’s nothing to fill in.
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