I've been handing my files to AI tools that train on them. That's the trade I've been making without really thinking about it. Upload a document, get help with it, and somewhere in a terms of service, my content becomes training data. Rool is the first one I've seen that says no to that. Rool launches today. It's a full machine in the cloud — hosted in the EU — where your files, your ideas, and your AI live together in one private workspace. Here's what that actually looks like: → A real machine, not just a chat window Behind every conversation is a full machine. It holds your files, runs software, and keeps the work and memory between tasks. Start with a chat, then build from there. → Your files, software, and memory in one place Write a document. Work with your files. Run software. Your machine keeps the results and the context, ready for the next task. → Models self-hosted in the EU Rool runs the AI models on infrastructure they manage in the EU — so your workspace and the AI infrastructure sit closer together. → Your tools, connected Built-in connectors and custom MCP servers. Bring the services you already use into your Rool workspace. → The privacy stance is the actual product No ads. No data sales. Your files and conversations are never used to train AI models. Your data is stored in Finland, under EU law. Your machine is private to you and the people you invite. → Free forever, not a trial 240 AI credits per day. 2 machines. 1 GB storage each. No card, no trial clock. Balance refills hourly. Plus is €9/mo, Pro is €25/mo if you need more room. One thing I noticed on their site: no cookies, no consent banner. For a company selling privacy, that's a small detail that tells you they mean it. → rool.ai 🚀 Rool is live on Product Hunt: producthunt.com/products/roo… We've spent two years asking what AI can do. Less time asking who it's doing it for.