What Bleegax sends, what it keeps, and for how long

The download

Bleegax on your own computer reads, describes and links your notes there, with a model that runs there. It never sends your notes, their names or anything it made from them to anyone.

• The first time it starts, if you choose a model, it downloads Ollama (the program that runs the model) from Ollama's releases on GitHub and the model from Ollama's library. Those are downloads: nothing of yours goes with them, though those servers see the request, as any website does. With No model, or a model already on your computer, nothing is fetched.
• The map loads its fonts from Google Fonts, so Google sees that a page asked for them. No notes are sent.
• Your data stays in Bleegax's own folder (see Help). Bleegax never changes or deletes your files.

The online demo

The demo lets you try Bleegax on your own notes without installing anything. It runs on a server, so it is not private, and it says so before you start.

What is sent to an AI

• To describe your notes: the first 300 characters of each note (its own title, if it has one, and its text) go to Anthropic's Claude API (claude-haiku-5-5).
• To name the topics: each topic's key phrases, the subjects its notes share, and the start of up to five of its notes (200 characters each).
• Never the names of your files or documents, and nothing that identifies you.
• Anthropic handles what it receives under its own terms; see Anthropic's privacy policy.

What the server holds, and when it is deleted

• Your files, notes and map, while your visit lasts. The people who run the demo can see them during that time.
• They are deleted when you choose "Delete my data", after 30 minutes without use, 4 hours after you start at the latest, and whenever the server restarts. To keep your map, save it as a .bleegax file first.
• One cookie names your private workspace, for at most a few hours. It holds no name and no email.

What is kept after your visit

• Nothing about you: no account, no email, no name.
• A running total of what the AI has cost today and this month, in money and tokens, for everyone together. It holds no text.
• The server's log: when maps are built and when something fails (the kind of error and where in the program). Never note text, file names or emails.
• To limit abuse, the server counts how many visits and maps come from each network address in a day. The count is held in memory only, never written to disk, and gone when the day ends or the server restarts.
• The demo is hosted by Fly.io, which handles the connection to the server under its own terms.

This site

bleegax.com is a set of plain pages served by Cloudflare. It sets no cookies and has no accounts. Cloudflare Web Analytics counts visits without cookies and without identifying anyone. Fonts come from Google Fonts. The demo maps on it are made of made-up people's notes: nothing is uploaded and nothing is sent.

Questions

Write to bleeg@bleegax.com with any question about your data, or if something here is not what you saw.