When you use a shared computer or phone
At home, with a partner or at work, people sometimes share a computer or phone. It may be a device left on the kitchen table, a shared tablet or a computer used by several people. That does not mean every piece of personal information should appear in its usual tools.
The situation
Bookmarks, history, contacts and calendars are designed for convenience. They make it easy to find a website, number or date, but also easy to come across something another person saved.
It may be a search, a recent contact or an ordinary reminder. It simply does not concern the other people using that device.
A simple separation
You do not need to have something to hide to prefer not to leave everything in shared bookmarks or contacts. Keeping your own things separate can simply be about order and personal boundaries.
The idea is to avoid turning every temporary detail into something that remains in front of everyone.
Where Unseenly fits in
You can keep some items in your Unseenly instead of saving them locally in the most visible tools. Open them when needed without adding another app to the device.
If you do not want Unseenly in the browser history, open it in private browsing mode.
A separate place, when you need it.
Unseenly lets you keep links, people, notes and events outside the usual places, without installing another app.
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