Account Security in Expression Memory

Expression Memory stores practice data under your account. Authentication is therefore part of the product experience, not a developer setup step.

What Your Account Protects

Your account owns the workspace records that make repeat practice useful:

• Sessions with topic, role, language, goal, tags, and coaching persona.
• Turns with questions, answers, feedback, scores, weaknesses, and recommended answers.
• Assets such as power sentences, mental models, story frames, tone moves, and drill prompts.
• Attempts that record whether a saved asset or weak turn was practiced again.

Why Sign-In Is Required

The workspace needs a stable identity so saved memory does not mix across users or browsers. Once signed in, your memory can be searched, filtered, drilled, and exported from the same account-backed workspace.

Integrations

When integrations are enabled, API keys and OAuth-connected apps are managed from the dashboard. Use narrowly scoped credentials and revoke anything you no longer recognize.

Practical Safety Habits

Keep your account email current, use a strong password, and treat integration keys like private credentials. If you think a key or connected app is no longer needed, revoke it from the integrations page.

Expression Memory focuses on storing the practice assets you choose to save. Avoid saving secrets, private credentials, or sensitive material that does not belong in a practice workspace.