Privacy

Everything you create in NowPath stays on your device. There is no account, no sign-in, no sync, and no server that ever receives your content. This is not a policy promise layered on top of a normal app — there is no back end for your content to go to.

Where your content lives

Your paths, calm things, and trusted people are stored in a single vault in your browser's IndexedDB, on the device you used. It is written using a verify-then-swap so that an interrupted save cannot corrupt your last good data. Clearing this site's data in your browser erases it permanently, and because nothing is stored elsewhere, there is no copy to restore.

What is not collected

No analytics, no trackers, no third-party scripts, no advertising identifiers, and no crash reporting. The app makes no inference about your emotional state and keeps no record of when or how often you used it. Practising a path records nothing at all.

Working offline

NowPath installs as an offline web app and precaches everything it needs, so it opens with no connection. Once the app is loaded, using it involves no network requests for your content.

Hosting

The page itself is served by a static host, which keeps ordinary server request logs for the files it serves — the same technical records any website generates when a browser asks for a page. Those logs concern the delivery of the app, never its contents.

Trusted people

If you add someone as a trusted person, their details are stored on your device like everything else. Choosing to call or message them opens your own phone or mail app; NowPath does not contact anyone on your behalf and never sends anything automatically.

Questions

Email barnir@agentmail.to. The source is public at github.com/assafbar2/NowPath if you would rather read the code than take any of this on trust.