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The Human Bit

Privacy · Current alpha

Bring the task. Keep sensitive details out.

The current product is intentionally small and browser-based. It can help structure a practical workflow without needing your identity, confidential records or access to another AI provider.

How it works today.

This describes the live alpha, not a promised future architecture. It will be updated before accounts, saved plans, analytics or email subscriptions are introduced.

01 · Current17 Jul 2026

No account

The current public consultation does not require a sign-in or personal profile.

02 · Current17 Jul 2026

Browser-only plan

Your answers are used in your browser to assemble the current deterministic plan. They are not sent to an external AI model.

03 · Current17 Jul 2026

No consultation history

The current alpha does not save a consultation history. Leaving or refreshing the page can remove your work.

04 · Current17 Jul 2026

No situation in the address

The homepage passes your general description through temporary browser-tab storage and clears that transfer after the first consultation step. It does not place the situation in the page address, browser history or an external request.

05 · Current17 Jul 2026

Minimum context

You should still leave out names, confidential business information, health details, credentials and anything you do not have permission to share.

06 · Current17 Jul 2026

Product telemetry stays in your browser

The product records a small set of typed usage events, such as opening a guide or sending a first message to Bit. These never include the text you type, and they never include a name, email, employer or location. There is no third-party analytics provider and no analytics cookie, so nothing is currently sent anywhere or kept between visits. This page will be updated before that changes.

External sources have their own policies.

Updates, tool guides and lessons link to official providers and independent publishers. Opening those links takes you outside The Human Bit, where the destination’s privacy and tracking rules apply.

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