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ReCo was built privacy-first. Here’s exactly what happens to your data.

Our privacy commitments

  • Your data lives in your browser

    All check-ins, journal entries, and protocol logs are stored in IndexedDB on this device. There is no backend database. Nothing is uploaded to any server.

  • AI inference runs locally

    When you journal, ReCo calls Ollama running on your machine (localhost:11434). Your journal text never travels over the network. If Ollama isn't running, your entries are still saved locally without an AI reply.

  • No accounts, no tracking

    ReCo has no login, no analytics, no cookies, no third-party scripts. We don't know who you are or that you exist.

  • Full transparency

    You can export everything ReCo knows about you as a JSON file at any time. You can delete it all with one click. No remnants remain.

What’s stored on this device

0

Symptom check-ins

0

Journal entries

0

Cognitive observations

0

Anonymous safety checks

Local AI status: checking…

Local AI safety path

  1. 1 · Emergency screen
  2. 2 · Personal data removal
  3. 3 · Local model
  4. 4 · Response safety check

Safety logs store only the outcome and categories—not your journal text. Emergency content is stopped before model inference.

Recovery reportPrint a clinician-friendly summary

Plain-language privacy policy

What we collect: Nothing. ReCo has no server. The only data is what you enter, stored locally in your browser’s IndexedDB.

What we send anywhere: Nothing, with one exception — when you journal and a local Ollama instance is running, your journal text is sent to localhost:11434 on your own machine. It does not leave your device.

Third parties: None. No analytics, no ads, no telemetry, no CDN-tracked fonts (Geist is self-hosted by Next.js).

Your rights: Export your data anytime. Delete it anytime. No account to close because there is no account.

Responsible AI note: ReCo’s AI is a supportive companion, not a diagnostic tool. It will not diagnose, prescribe, or replace a clinician. It is instructed to direct users to emergency services (911) when red-flag symptoms appear. All AI inference runs on hardware you control.