# Oblivion Documentation
> Private cleanup agent
Personal information removal without giving away your personal information. Encrypted in the browser. Every disclosure stops at an explicit approval gate.
## User Guide
- [Overview](/docs/user-guide/overview): > **Beta — experimental software.** Use at your own risk. Approvals are your responsibility; this is not legal or security advice.
- [Templates](/docs/user-guide/templates): Pick the goal that matches your cleanup. Each template asks for different identifiers and follows the same supervised workflow: discover, review, approve, then record or send.
## Developers
- [Consumer API](/docs/developers/consumer-api): The Oblivion browser app and self-hosted integrations use `/api/*` with **case access tokens** — no user accounts.
- [Partner API](/docs/developers/partner-api): Embed broker cleanup **without becoming a data custodian**. Raw identifiers stay in the **user's browser vault** (AES-256-GCM). Your servers get `caseId`, redacted labels, exposure URLs, and webhooks.
- [Partner Onboarding](/docs/developers/partner-onboarding): 30-minute path to a working people-search integration.
- [API Reference](/docs/developers/api-reference): Machine-readable OpenAPI specs live outside the docs reader so guides stay uncluttered. Use the links below to download YAML or open an external explorer in a new tab.
- [Hackathon Demo](/docs/developers/hackathon-demo): **3-minute judge walkthrough** for private identity cleanup: encrypted intake, explicit approvals, and crypto-native payment rails. Every integration demo runs behind the same safety gates — no checklist bypass.
- [Trust & Security](/docs/developers/security): Oblivion minimizes trust surface area. Third-party services (brokers, search engines, breach checkers) may receive identifiers **only after you approve** a specific action.
## Legal
- [Privacy](/docs/legal/privacy): Last updated: June 9, 2026
- [Terms](/docs/legal/terms): Last updated: June 9, 2026