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# https://nenspace.com robots.txt
#
# One group, every agent — search engines and AI crawlers alike (Googlebot,
# Bingbot, GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot,
# Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended, CCBot, Meta-ExternalAgent, ...) all get
# the same open marketing surface. Deliberate: AI answer engines are a
# discovery surface for nenspace (SEO.md §5, "AI answers" row).
# Do NOT add per-bot "User-agent:" groups to loosen or tighten one crawler —
# a named group REPLACES the * rules for that bot entirely, which would
# silently lift the app-route blocks below for it.

User-agent: *

# Allow landing/marketing pages
Allow: /

# Block all app routes (authenticated content — middleware/page auth
# redirects anonymous visits, this just keeps crawlers from wasting budget)
Disallow: /calendar
Disallow: /chat
Disallow: /dashboard
Disallow: /habits
Disallow: /journal
Disallow: /logbook
Disallow: /meditation
Disallow: /nen
Disallow: /notes
Disallow: /query
Disallow: /settings
Disallow: /space
Disallow: /today
Disallow: /working-memory

# The brand marks are files in public/, not app routes — "Disallow: /nen"
# above is a PREFIX match and silently blocks every one of them, including the
# logo each marketing page renders. Google resolves the longest matching rule
# first, so these four Allow lines beat it. Do not "simplify" the Disallow to
# /nen$ instead: Google anchors $ to the end of the whole URL including the
# query string, so /nen?x=1 would stop being blocked, and $ is an extension
# some of the AI crawlers this file deliberately serves may not honour.
Allow: /nen-logo.png
Allow: /nen-logo-light.png
Allow: /nen-logo-dark.png
Allow: /nen-text-logo.png

# Block all API routes
Disallow: /api/

# The /auth PAGE is deliberately left crawlable (2026-09-21). It carries
# `robots: { index: false, follow: false }` (src/app/auth/layout.tsx), and a
# Disallow would stop Googlebot ever fetching the page to READ that noindex —
# which is exactly why /auth was sitting in Google's index at position 1.
# Blocking a URL and noindexing it are mutually exclusive: pick noindex.
# The OAuth handlers below have no HTML and no noindex to read, so they stay
# blocked on crawl-budget grounds.
Disallow: /auth/callback
Disallow: /auth/confirm

# Sitemap
Sitemap: https://nenspace.com/sitemap.xml

# nenspace

> nen is the model trained and designed for humans, built to answer, not to agree. Around it, a working memory and a space for notes and tasks. Free to use.

nen is trained and designed for humans. nen is the default; nen-1 is the briefer dialogue option. The model record at nenspace.com/models describes what that means, what is live, and its limits. These models can make mistakes and agree too readily. Alongside them is a personal space for notes, tasks, habits and a logbook. Free to use; Pro is $13 a month or $129 a year. Web, iOS and Mac. Conversation use and privacy controls are described at nenspace.com/privacy.

## pages

- [nenspace, the model designed for humans](https://nenspace.com/)
- [nen. A model, and a space around it.](https://nenspace.com/what)
- [why nen is trained and designed for humans](https://nenspace.com/why)
- [nen v2.0 vs ChatGPT and Claude, side by side](https://nenspace.com/side-by-side)
- [nen. Trained and designed for humans.](https://nenspace.com/models)
- [about nenspace, an independent self-funded AI lab](https://nenspace.com/about)
- [nenspace pricing, free to use with a pro plan](https://nenspace.com/pricing)
- [the nenspace blog](https://nenspace.com/blog)
- [Compare nenspace with ChatGPT, Notion and Obsidian](https://nenspace.com/compare)
- [nenspace, a ChatGPT alternative](https://nenspace.com/compare/chatgpt-alternative)
- [nenspace, a Notion alternative](https://nenspace.com/compare/notion-alternative)
- [nenspace, an Obsidian alternative](https://nenspace.com/compare/obsidian-alternative)
- [nenspace, an Evernote alternative](https://nenspace.com/compare/evernote-alternative)
- [nenspace, an AI journaling app](https://nenspace.com/compare/ai-journaling-app)
- [Three conversations with nen about writing and decisions](https://nenspace.com/examples)
- [uses of nenspace for notes, tasks, habits and a logbook](https://nenspace.com/uses)
- [the nenspace glossary of AI and everyday thinking](https://nenspace.com/glossary)
- [AI sycophancy](https://nenspace.com/glossary/ai-sycophancy): AI sycophancy is a model’s tendency to favour agreement with a user’s stated beliefs or preferences over an accurate, independently justified answer.
- [a small practice for AI reflection with nenspace](https://nenspace.com/guides/ai-reflection)
- [How to check an AI answer against the facts](https://nenspace.com/guides/check-ai-answers)
- [what a brain dump is, and where the pile goes next](https://nenspace.com/guides/brain-dump)
- [honest AI is not the same as harsh AI](https://nenspace.com/guides/honest-ai)
- [download nenspace for mac, the desktop app](https://nenspace.com/download/mac)

## blog

- [AI journaling without automatic reassurance](https://nenspace.com/blog/ai-journaling): A worked example of AI journaling in the nenspace logbook, with actual replies, the context they used, and a practical way to examine your own interpretation.
- [An AI that won't just agree with you](https://nenspace.com/blog/journaling-without-agreement): AI journaling tools tend to validate whatever is written. nenspace keeps a logbook, a dated record, and a model, nen, built to answer plainly instead of smoothing it over.
- [The warm yes and the cold one](https://nenspace.com/blog/the-warm-yes): Transluce's newest audit finds chatbots far less likely to encourage a crisis outright, and still prone to agreeing while attaching a disclaimer in the same breath. What that looks like, and what nen is built to refuse.
- [You'll prefer the chatbot that flatters you](https://nenspace.com/blog/the-chatbot-that-flatters-you): A Stanford and Carnegie Mellon study published in Science found sycophantic AI makes people less willing to apologise and more convinced they are right, and that people preferred it anyway. What that means for building the honest model.
- [Over-reasoning, the axis nen refuses](https://nenspace.com/blog/over-reasoning): Reasoning is not the only measure of a model's value. Over-reasoning is thinking past the point it helps. nen aims for an answer suited to the situation.
- [A second brain needs a working memory](https://nenspace.com/blog/extended-mind): how the extended-mind idea informs nenspace: a model alongside notes, tasks, habits and a logbook, with a practice of keeping useful ideas and returning.

Contact: mailto:hello@nenspace.com
Expires: 2027-08-01T00:00:00.000Z
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