🔒 The promise
Even I can't read
your diary.
Every app says "we take your privacy seriously". Here is what that sentence is worth in plain English, with the specifics, including the parts that are not perfect.
✅ True today
- Your private writing is sealed to your account. Diary, memories, Brain facts and plans live under your own id and are only ever returned to a request carrying your own login.
- There is no admin screen that opens it. Not hidden, not password-protected — it does not exist, because I never built one.
- I can see accounts, not contents. Who signed up, which plan, how many AI actions used. Not a word of what you wrote.
- Export in one tap, in a format you can actually read, whenever you want.
- Delete means delete. Your account and everything under it, gone — not "marked inactive".
- No trackers, no ad pixels, no third-party scripts. This page loads nothing from anyone but khakta.com.
⚠️ Honest limits
- When you press an AI button, that text goes to an AI provider to be answered. It has to — that's what makes the answer. Nothing goes anywhere until you press a thinking button.
- I hold the database credentials. Any founder of any app does. What I'm promising is that I built no tool to read your writing and will not build one. Judge that promise as a promise.
- Marketplace requests are not private from me — I have to read them to get your job done. Everything else stays sealed.
- This is a small operation. One person, one server in Mumbai, weekly backups. Not a bank.
The design choice underneath
Two separate people, one of them me
I use this app as a user too. So the owner account and the user account are genuinely different identities, enforced on the server, not in the interface.
Two identities
The owner login and a user login are separate accounts. Being the owner grants no access to any user's private storage — the check is in the database layer, not the screen.
A second door
Owner powers need a passcode on top of the password, and expire after a few hours. A stolen password alone opens nothing.
Written down
Owner actions are logged. If I ever did something, it would leave a trace — including for me.
The formal version, for the lawyers and for Razorpay, is in the privacy policy. This page is the version I would give a friend.