Privacy

What you write in the opening prompt and in any follow-up answers, kept exactly as you wrote it.

The drafts produced from it, your edits to those drafts, and the moment you approved a narrative. These are stored as separate versions, so a generated draft can never overwrite something you wrote.

A record of actions on your Vision: approvals, edits, generations, exports, archiving and deletion.

Producing your Vision Narrative and the compressed levels of your kit, and showing them back to you when you return.

Nothing else. It is not used to train a model, it is not sold, and it is not used to build a profile of you.

You. Every Vision is scoped to Encode only by default, and no other Rehabit app can read it. The interface for sharing with a sibling app exists in the code, but it refuses every request while a Vision is scoped to Encode only.

Authorization is enforced by the database itself, not only by the application, so another account cannot read or change your Vision even if a request reaches the server with your Vision’s identifier.

Generating a draft sends the text you wrote to a configured model provider so it can be turned into a narrative. That is the only place your text leaves this application.

If no provider is configured on this deployment, nothing is sent anywhere and you can write every level yourself.

Your text is never written to server logs or included in analytics.

You can export any level, or a whole kit, as plain text or Markdown at any time.

Deleting a Vision permanently removes it along with everything you wrote and every generated level. Deleting your account removes all of it at once. Neither can be undone.

Encode is not therapy, diagnosis, medical advice, or crisis support. It makes no claim about causes, family patterns, or mental states, and it does not promise any outcome.

If you need support with something urgent, please contact a qualified professional or a local crisis service.

This is a limited pilot build. It is not indexed by search engines and is not intended for public release. Sign-in is a lightweight pilot mechanism rather than the eventual universal Rehabit account.