FAQ

Questions, answered.

What Mana is, what it costs, what Sora can and can't do on your PC, and what happens to your data. Didn't find it? Get support.

Mana

The app

What is Mana?

A desktop app for finding, installing, organizing and troubleshooting mods for PC games. Its AI agent does the work: tell it what you want to play, and it builds, checks and installs the mod list for you. See Mana.

What does it cost?

Nothing. Mana is free, and every account is on the free plan today. If we ever add paid features, we'll show you the price and how to cancel before you buy, and nothing is charged unless you agree to it. The agent runs on your own AI account, so any fees from that provider are between you and them.

What do I need to run it?

A PC with Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit.

Can I get it now?

Mana is in a closed alpha with a small group first. The installer isn't public yet; the Download button on the Mana page will work the day it is.

Which AI does the agent use?

Yours. Connect your own Claude account from Anthropic, or your own OpenAI API key if you'd rather use ChatGPT. Mana never reads or stores your Claude sign-in, and an OpenAI key stays on your PC, encrypted, and is sent only to OpenAI.

The agent

On your PC

What can the agent do on my PC?

Install, change and remove mods, change game files and settings, read crash logs, look at your screen or game when you let it, take the controls of a game when you let it, and use websites and other programs for you. In Mana's settings you choose which of these it may do without asking first, and you can change that at any time.

Will it buy things or post as me?

For anything your settings don't cover, the agent is told to ask you before buying or paying for something, posting or sending messages as you, or entering a password. It's an AI, though, and may not always ask, so check what it tells you before you rely on it.

Can I undo what it changed?

Usually. Mana makes rollback points and save backups for many changes to games and mods. Not every change can be undone, and Mana generally can't undo things done on websites or in other programs, so keep backups of anything that matters.

Can mods get me banned?

They can, in games that don't allow them. Every game has its own rules about mods and anti-cheat, and it's up to you to use mods only where they're allowed. Mana is designed to refuse to take the controls while a game's anti-cheat is running.

Are the mods safe?

Mods are made by their authors, not by us, and we can't guarantee that every mod is safe, legal or working. Mana keeps rollback points, so you can go back if one breaks your game.

How do I get help?

In Mana, ask Sora to file a support ticket: it gathers the details, shows you the ticket and sends it for you. If you can't open Mana, use the form on the Support page, or email [email protected].

Your data

Privacy

What stays on my PC?

Your games, mods, mod lists, load orders, profiles, rollback points and save backups, the agent's chats and what it remembers, and the screenshots and clips you capture. Mana never uploads them to us, except as the Privacy Policy describes. What you share with the agent goes to your AI provider.

Do you sell my data?

No. We don't sell or share personal information.

How do I delete my account?

Email [email protected] from the email on your account, or tell us your username. We remove what we keep about you from our servers within 30 days. The Privacy Policy lists exactly what's removed.

Eden

The lab

What is Eden?

A frontier AI lab. We build the intelligence above the model: the part that plans, remembers, doubts and corrects, and keeps working across days. About Eden.

What are APOS OS and Ether?

APOS OS is the reasoning layer, on hardware you own; it opens to a small group first, through its waitlist. Ether is our particle engine: everything on this site made of light runs on it, live on your device.