RYTHM TRUST CENTER
Governance, security boundaries, and human authority are part of the product.
RYTHM Company OS is designed so AI work remains organization-scoped, reviewable, traceable, and bounded by explicit human authority. This page describes the controls currently used in the Public Beta.
HUMAN AUTHORITY
Consequential authority stays with the Human CEO.
- AI Agents operate within defined roles, authority levels, and risk ceilings.
- Approval boundaries separate recommendations from consequential actions.
- External actions are disabled by default in the Public Beta unless explicitly enabled by governed product logic.
- Decision, approval, and action history is designed to remain attributable and reviewable.
TENANT BOUNDARY
Organizations are isolated by application and database controls.
- Authenticated access is scoped to validated organization membership.
- Supabase Row Level Security is used to enforce tenant-aware data access.
- Commercial entitlements gate product capabilities and governed mutations.
- Public Demo data is synthetic, read-only, and separate from customer organizations.
IDENTITY & ACCESS
Account flows use verified authentication paths.
- Email confirmation is required for new email/password accounts.
- Password recovery uses a one-time browser-bound PKCE flow.
- Protected product routes require an authenticated user and valid organization context.
- Owner-only management surfaces apply additional role and entitlement checks.
PUBLIC BETA DISCLOSURE
No certification is implied by this Trust Center.
- RYTHM does not currently claim SOC 2, ISO 27001, or another third-party security certification.
- Security posture and product controls will evolve during the Public Beta.
- Enterprise deployments require a separate review of data, permissions, integrations, and operating boundaries.
- Contractual privacy and data-processing terms are handled separately from this technical overview.
VERIFY BEFORE YOU DEPLOY
Review the security model before connecting sensitive workflows.
Use the Security page for the current technical boundary, or start an Enterprise Beta conversation for organization-specific requirements.