Explainable recommendations
Instead of hidden judgement: users understand why a recommendation is given and can disagree with it.
Trust Center
Emotional Trust builds products for sensitive human and organisational contexts. That's why we don't treat privacy, security, traceability and clear boundaries as add-ons — we treat them as part of the product.
Foundations
Our products are built for contexts in which trust, personal data and organisational responsibility come together.
Emotional Trust currently holds no external certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, MDR, CE) — corresponding steps are in preparation and will be documented transparently here once they are demonstrably in place.
Method
“Trust is measurable” at Emotional Trust refers to traceable reflection and transparent paths of effect — not to biometric recognition, not to person-level scoring, not to hidden inference.
This methodology is documented with every product release and continuously cross-checked against GDPR Art. 9 (special categories of personal data) and the EU AI Act (Art. 5 prohibited practices, Art. 50 transparency obligation).
AI responsibility
MAEVE and future AI features at Emotional Trust are meant to support people with reflection, orientation and co-regulation — not to decide about them.
Instead of hidden judgement: users understand why a recommendation is given and can disagree with it.
Instead of automating sensitive judgement: decisions with emotional or organisational weight stay with people.
In situations of risk, uncertainty or medical relevance, our products point to qualified help — they do not replace it.
Transparency
We communicate honestly about what exists today and what is still in preparation.
Contact
For questions about privacy, security, DPAs, responsible AI or procurement reviews:
Response within 2 working days.
Note: This Trust Center documents principles and status. It is not a legally binding certification. Binding documents (Impressum, privacy notice, DPA) are provided separately. The Impressum and Datenschutzerklärung are published in German only, as they are legally binding under Austrian jurisdiction.