Privacy: Zero Data

The short version: what you type is used to write your reply, and then it is gone. Nothing about your question or your nope is stored, logged or shared.

What we do not do

What actually happens to your question

  1. You submit a question, a length and a voice. It travels in the page request only — never in the web address, so it cannot end up in a browser history or a proxy log.
  2. Today's headlines, recent science, a few facts and the day's astrology are gathered separately (your question is not part of that).
  3. Your question and that research are sent to the writer — a cloud model (Ollama Cloud); your question leaves this network for it — which composes the reply.
  4. The reply is shown to you. Nothing from steps 1–4 is written down. Every response carries Cache-Control: no-store, so browsers and proxies are told not to keep it either.

Current mode: ZERO. In zero mode (the public default) nothing is ever persisted. An instrumented mode exists only for the developers' own fixed test questions and is never used with real visitors' questions.

Where your question goes, and what is kept

Right now the reply is written by a cloud provider (Ollama Cloud), so your question leaves this network and, while it is with that provider, is handled under their data terms — something we do not control. Please decide if that is acceptable to you. On our side, nothing about your question or your nope is kept.

Either way, nothing about your question or your nope is retained — not by us, not in a log, not in a cache, not for a moment longer than it takes to answer. This is not just a promise: a live audit drives the running service and confirms mechanically that no fragment of any question or reply survives anywhere on the server (the retention attestation, kept with the project).

How you can check

This is proven, not just promised. The engine has automated gates that fail the build if any code could write your content to disk, set a cookie, or put content in a log; and the only place any data may be persisted at all is a single, auditable component that discards everything in zero mode. The project and its tests are open for inspection.