Anyone can write “your data is safe” on a page. It costs nothing to write, which is why it tells you nothing.
So this page does not tell you. It checks. Every promise below was run against the live database the moment you opened this, with no account and no login. The check reads permissions, policies and counts. It cannot reach a single word that anyone has ever said to ♡, and neither can we.
It is allowed to say no, and today one of them does.
Every subject held about you is short enough to be named back in a few words.
Not holding, and this one exposes nothing. Some subjects were labelled before a fix landed, with labels too long to show safely. They stay unreachable until they are rewritten. That is work owed, not a leak.
You can delete what is remembered about you, and the deletion is real.
Forgetting has to be real, or the memory panel is decoration.
Nobody can quietly grant themselves an account they did not pay for.
Column permissions are narrowed in the database, so the app could not change these fields even if the code tried.
What you share in your hardest moments is never listed back to you, or to anyone.
Checked by counting what leaks. The count is zero.
Only you can read what is remembered about you.
Enforced by a row policy tied to your account, inside the database, not by the app asking nicely.
Nothing you said in a hard moment is ever turned into a task.
Enforced by a database trigger, and re-checked here, because a trigger can be dropped.
Usage analytics cannot be reached from a browser.
The analytics view is reachable only from the server.
A page that is always green is a page that is not really checking. This one has failed before. In September a promise about how ♡ names the things it holds went unenforced for two days, and this check is what caught it, not a person and not a test.
When something is not holding, the row says so and withholds the specifics until it is fixed, because a live description of an open hole is a recipe. It is listed rather than hidden. Work that is owed but exposes nothing is described in full.
Not your conversations. Not what ♡ remembers about you. Not how many people are here or who they are. The check reads the shape of the database, never its contents, and that limit is enforced by the database rather than by our restraint.
checked 20 Sept 2026, 10:27 UTC · built with ♡ · your words stay yours