At home.
Device credentials, authority checks, qualified execution, routines and the evidence needed to explain an action.
Local authority, specific permissions and optional cloud reasoning. Privacy should be legible—not something hidden at the bottom of a page.
Device credentials, authority checks, qualified execution, routines and the evidence needed to explain an action.
Optional remote reasoning receives a minimized task description after consent. It does not receive unrestricted device control.
These are product design principles, not a claim that every integration is available. This website does not connect to models or devices.
The interface should show what is permitted, who approved it and how to change that decision.
Kitchen cleaning is not access to bedrooms, cameras or accounts. The intended gateway enforces the boundary.
See the target, approval and source of the reported outcome. An accepted command never stands in for a physical observation.
Household members have their own access. Removing a role or grant blocks future operations without pretending to undo the past.
The product should still explain its limits. A local hub cannot make a vendor-cloud-dependent device magically offline.
Our website privacy approachThe public website does not set application cookies, store household information in your browser, run analytics or connect to a model or your devices. Illustrations and interface previews are rendered from assets served with the site.
The separate UI reference uses fictional data and may save demonstration preferences in your browser. Its reset controls remove only that demo state. Do not enter real credentials or personal information there.
Nereli is operated by NullSquare, Inc. For privacy questions, contact null@nullsquare.net.
The hosting provider processes requests to deliver the website. If you choose an email link or an external application page, that service handles the information you send. Product privacy, retention and service terms will be published before the relevant service opens.
This website does not currently sign you in with Google. When a qualified sign-in service is offered, its Google identity request may include your account identifier, verified email, name and profile picture. It will be used to verify sign-in and link your app account, not to grant device permissions or access to Gmail, Drive, Calendar or contacts. The app does not receive your Google password.
You can revoke authorization in your Google Account settings; that does not automatically delete app records. Contact null@nullsquare.net for privacy requests. Google’s own processing is described in Google’s privacy policy.
Product account/data retention, deletion handling and backup expiry are not finalized. This notice does not promise a deletion deadline or an automated account-deletion feature. These decisions remain a public-service release requirement.