Does my organization automatically see my contacts?

No. Nothing is shared until you choose to share it, one contact at a time.

Can an organization see my private notes?

No. Organization-visible notes are a separate field. Sharing a contact never moves your personal notes with it.

Do you support SSO or SAML?

Not today. Sign-in is email and password, and what each person can see is enforced by database rules on every record rather than by the interface. If SSO is a requirement for your rollout, say so on the contact form and we will tell you where we stand.

Are you SOC 2 certified?

Not today. We are early and we would rather say so plainly. What we can show you is how access actually works: every organization boundary is enforced in the database, your personal notes never move when you share a contact, and you can export everything at any time.

Can I export my data?

Yes, from your settings, in the format you prefer.

Security and privacy

Your relationships stay yours.

A private contact record in Titen with notes and reminders that stay with the person who wrote them. Illustrative data.

Private until you say otherwise.

Every contact and note you add starts visible to you alone.

Shared contacts in Titen, labelled as contacts members have explicitly chosen to share with the organization. Illustrative data.

Your notes never travel.

Share a contact with your organization and your personal notes stay behind with you.

Match factors in Titen showing the reasoning behind an AI suggestion, so you can review it before anything is sent. Illustrative data.

You hold the send button.

ARIA writes the draft. Nothing goes out until you say so.

How Titen keeps you in control.

You own your workspace.

Contacts, notes and files live in your private workspace first.

You choose what to share.

Contribute a contact to your organization and it appears there with a separate, organization-only layer.

You approve every action.

Introductions, messages and changes to relationships wait for your confirmation.

Sharing your network should not mean losing it.

Most team tools treat every contact as company property the moment it is entered. That is why people keep their real network in their heads, and why the warm path stays invisible.

An organization's shared contact directory in Titen showing who chose to share each contact. Illustrative data.

Five controls that are on today.

Private by default.

Your contacts and personal relationship data are visible only to you until you share them.

Sharing by choice.

You decide, contact by contact, what your organization sees.

Permissions enforced in the database.

What your organization sees is enforced by database rules and security logic, not by hidden buttons.

Export any time.

Take your own data with you as JSON, CSV or Markdown, whenever you want.

AI never sends as you.

ARIA drafts, ranks and reminds. It does not send messages or change relationships without your confirmation.