Rabbit R1 · Privacy & Security

Review and manage what the R1 has done on your behalf

Every voice request, vision query, and Large Action Model task the R1 performs is logged to your Rabbit Hole account, where you can review your interaction history and manage connected third-party accounts.

What you should know

  • Sign in to hole.rabbit.tech from a browser to view a history of your R1's interactions and the actions it has taken.
  • From Rabbit Hole, you can also see and manage which third-party accounts (like music or delivery services) are connected to your device.
  • Disconnecting a service in Rabbit Hole prevents the Large Action Model from taking further actions on that account until it's reconnected.
  • Review connected accounts periodically and remove any you no longer use to limit what the R1 is able to act on.

Why it matters

Because the R1's Large Action Model can take real actions on connected accounts, understanding what's logged and staying on top of which services are connected is central to using the device with confidence.

Best practices

  • Check your Rabbit Hole interaction history periodically, especially after using the R1 for tasks on sensitive accounts.
  • Disconnect any third-party account in Rabbit Hole you're no longer actively using with the device.

Common problems and fixes

Can't find a specific past interaction
Sign in to hole.rabbit.tech and check the interaction history section, which lists requests in order over time.
Unsure which accounts are currently connected
Rabbit Hole's account or connections section lists every third-party service currently linked to your R1.

Tips and tricks

  • Use Rabbit Hole from a computer rather than the device's small screen when you want to review a longer interaction history comfortably.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I see what my R1 has done for me?

Your interaction history lives in your Rabbit Hole account at hole.rabbit.tech, not on the device itself.