What every visit touches
Standard server logs (IP address, request path, timestamp) are kept briefly for security and reliability, as with virtually every website.
We measure visits anonymously with Plausible, a cookieless analytics service. Two things are recorded per visit and nothing more: your interface language and your country (derived from your IP, which is not stored). We collect exactly this because it answers exactly one question — which language the platform should target next. No identifiers, no profiles, no cross-site tracking.
Your account
Signing in is optional. If you sign in — with Google, or with a one-time code sent to your email — we store your email address and, from Google, your name and profile picture.
With your account we also keep what you choose to save: your starting points from the welcome questions, your bookmarks, and where you stopped reading, so they follow you across devices.
Conversations with Adam and the welcome guide
When you talk with Adam, or answer the welcome questions in your own words, everything you write and every reply is stored, together with how each reply was produced. We keep these conversations without a time limit, to review the quality of the answers and improve them.
They are read only by the site's administrators — never published and never sold. If you are signed in, they are linked to your account; if not, they are stored without your name, email or IP address.
Please don't write anything in a conversation that you would not want kept.
What stays on your device
Your theme choice (light or dark) and reading preferences are stored in your browser's local storage. They never leave your device and we cannot read them remotely. Clearing your browser data removes them.
Cookies and tracking
The platform sets no advertising or cross-site tracking cookies, and includes no third-party ad or social trackers. The analytics described above run without cookies; a one-time notice explains them on your first visit, and its dismissal is remembered on your device only.
Third parties
Pages load fonts from Google Fonts and content from the platform's own API (api.didnthesay.com). These requests expose your IP address to those services as a technical necessity, governed by their own policies.
What you write to Adam and the welcome guide is sent to OpenAI, which generates the replies. That processing is governed by OpenAI's own policies.
Your rights
If you want to know what the platform holds about you — your account, what it saved, or your conversations — or want it removed, contact us through the platform's feedback channels and we will answer plainly.
Changes
Material changes to this policy will be dated on this page before they take effect.