Control What Your Assistant Can See

Simma shares your training data with an AI assistant only when you turn it on, and only for the assistant you turn on. Nothing is shared by default, and you can turn it off again at any time.

This is a plain-English guide to that switch — where it is, what it covers, and who it affects.

It is per assistant

Sharing is set for each assistant on its own: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini. Turning it on for one does not turn it on for another. If you use two assistants, you choose for each.

Where the switch is

In the Simma web app, open Connections & Sharing. Each assistant has a row with Turn on or Turn off. Turn one on and that assistant can read your training when you ask it to; turn it off and it cannot. There is also a Turn off for all assistants button that covers every one at once.

Your data is used only when you ask

Turning sharing on does not hand your data over in the background. Your assistant reads your training through Simma only when you ask it something that needs it — "how was my last run", "how does this month compare" — and only what that question needs.

Each person controls their own data

You control your own training data, and no one else's. If you train with a coach, your coach's assistant can read your data only if you have turned sharing on. A coach turning something on for themselves does not change what their assistant can see about you.

Confirming your assistants

We are adding a confirmation step. An assistant you have not confirmed will stop receiving your training data until you confirm it. If you see a prompt in Connections & Sharing asking you to confirm an assistant, that is what it is for — confirm the ones you use, and your data keeps flowing to them.

Turning it off

Turn off any assistant, or all of them, in Connections & Sharing whenever you like. It takes effect straight away. You can turn it back on just as easily.