OpenDataRoom1. Sign in and unlock
Invited members sign in with a short-lived email code. Your wallet also needs its private recovery key or an explicitly remembered browser. Save your recovery file somewhere safe: we cannot recover an encrypted wallet if every key copy is lost.
2. Save your pack
Your browser encrypts file contents and names before saving them. You receive a support reference that does not reveal the file name. Only text-based documents are accepted. Image-only scans and standalone images are refused; no OCR is provided and spreadsheet formulas are not recalculated.
3. Choose who connects
Use your own AI or invite a named email address. For a hosted MCP connection, you explicitly approve a separate access copy. The service can decrypt that copy to answer authorised requests; the private library remains encrypted with your key. Recipients verify their email and approve their connection. Each connection has an access deadline.
4. Connect in your AI app
Copy the MCP URL into a compatible app’s connector settings. Authorise only the intended pack. Pasting the address into an ordinary chat does not connect it. Your AI may list files, search prepared text and read excerpts; we do not run an AI model. The current tools return extracted text, not complete original files. They do not deliver a faithful view of charts, images or document layout. Review the preparation report and test a known question before sharing.
5. See the requests. Stay in control.
Your private ledger shows requests our server received and the responses it prepared. It cannot prove human reading or see the rest of a chat. You can revoke a connection early. Ending access does not delete the separately retained library pack or recall copies already retrieved.
Try it first
Explore a fictional example pack without uploading anything. The public MCP sample is a separate, real connection containing service information only.