Privacy

Short, because there is not much to say.

There are no accounts here. Nothing asks for your name, your email, or a password. Two things are saved in your own browser and never sent anywhere: whether you chose the light or dark version, and the evening sentences you write. Those live only on this device, and you can erase them in one press.

The site keeps a plain count of what gets read — page views and taps, and roughly where in the world they come from. It is not tied to your name, because there is no name to tie it to, and it is shown openly at Pulse, where you see exactly what the site sees.

That is the whole of it. Now close the tab if you like, sit still for a moment: what is aware of these words?