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Privacy & your words

LAST UPDATED · SEPTEMBER 2026

Your entries are stored securely and belong to you.
The engine reads your writing to write your Sunday report. It is sent without your name, email, or anything that identifies you.
Your words are never sold, never shared with advertisers, never used to train any model.
Delete your account and everything goes with it. Permanently.

What we collect

Account information. Your email address and password (encrypted), to create and secure your account.

Your entries. The writing itself. This is the record — we store it so it can be read back to you over weeks and months. That is the whole product.

Usage basics. When the app gets used, aggregated, not tied to you. It tells us what to fix.

How the reading works

Each week the engine reads your recent entries to write your report: the loops counted, the assumptions stacked, the evidence filed. To do this, your entries are sent to an AI service.

Before anything is sent, identifying information is stripped. Your name, email, and account details are never included. The model sees the writing, not the writer.

The AI service does not train on your words. Entries are processed, then discarded — they never become part of any model.

How it's protected

Entries are encrypted at rest and in transit, on infrastructure with enterprise-grade security. Your password is hashed — we can't see it, and neither can anyone else.

What never happens

×Your data sold, to anyone
×Your entries shared with advertisers
×Your words used to train AI models
×Your journal read by a person. No one at Two Ravens reads your entries. If you write to support, we see only what you paste into the email.

Your rights

Access. Everything you've written is visible to you in the app, always.

Export. You can request a full export of your record.

Delete. Delete your account and everything goes — entries, reports, loops, assumptions, the ledger, all of it. Permanent, and not undoable.

Questions

Ask us directly: privacy@tworavensjournal.com. A person answers.