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Privacy

Bible Nerdum doesn't want your data. No accounts, no tracking, nothing saved on our end. Here's exactly what happens with what you type.

No accounts, no profile

There are no accounts and nothing to log into. Bible Nerdum keeps no personal information about you.

Your studies live on your device

Saved studies, titles, and notes are written to your own browser's storage. They stay on the device you used. Clear your browser or switch phones and they're gone. Export anything you want to keep.

Your questions go to Anthropic

To answer you, your question and the rest of the conversation go to Anthropic's API. Anthropic handles them under their own terms. Bible Nerdum doesn't store your questions or the answers on any server of its own.

To stop abuse, a one-way hash of your IP address is stored with a daily message count. It can't be turned back into your IP address, it isn't linked to anything you typed, and those rows delete themselves after 48 hours.

If you pitch in

Stripe handles contributions from start to finish, under their own policies. Bible Nerdum never sees or stores your card details, name, or billing address.

If you join the email list

The updates list is opt-in. Nothing here needs an email address. If you give one, Bible Nerdum stores it and uses it to send occasional updates, nothing else. It is never sold, rented, or shared. Ask and it comes off the list.

A human check

The first message of a session runs a Cloudflare Turnstile check to keep bots out. Cloudflare sees that request as part of the check. That's all it's for.

What is not happening

No ads. No analytics. Nothing follows you around the web. Nothing about you is sold, rented, or shared, because there's nothing to sell.

Meaning before significance. Context before conclusions.