Speak
Say it once.
No forms, no apps to teach your household. You speak; SottoV turns the words into clear, assigned requests — dinner for eight, the pool, the car.
Spoken. Handled.
The voice-first command layer for your private entourage.
Swiss by addressDiscreet by design
This space is private. Access is by invitation.
Trust
Your chief of staff stays in command.
Every request can pass a single trusted desk before it reaches anyone. Sensitive matters — finance, security — always do. Nothing leaves the house unreviewed.
Done
Proof, not promises.
Your people receive tasks in their own language, on a private link — no accounts, no downloads. Done means done, with a photo when it matters.
Discretion, by design
No single party ever holds the whole picture.
- Everything SottoV retains about your household — every request, every transcribed word, every photograph — is held in Switzerland by one Swiss company in Zurich, under Swiss law.
- The service that hears a voice is given the recording and a list of names, and no structure at all — no records, no schedule, no history. The service that reads text never hears a voice. The relays that carry notifications cannot open them, and the one channel that is not sealed — a text message — never names the request.
- Your household exists, to every other household on SottoV, not at all.
- No recording is ever kept.
- Who processes it
- Voice to text: OpenAI. Text to requests: Anthropic. Everything stored: Nine, a Swiss company.
- Where that happens
- Both language steps run in the United States. Everything that is stored stays in the canton of Zurich.
- How long it exists
- OpenAI does not retain the audio we send for transcription. Anthropic retains the resulting text for up to 30 days under its standard API terms. Neither uses our API data for model training by default. SottoV keeps the household record for as long as your household chooses, and anything deleted is gone from the backups within thirty days.
- Who could read it
- Our tooling cannot. One export opens with the founder’s passkey and writes a line into your own log. Nine’s administrators hold the disks, and no software of ours changes that.