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Trust & Privacy Center

Your most personal thoughts deserve thoughtful protection.

Protecting your privacy. Building AI responsibly. Keeping your data secure. People entrust Meno with prayers, griefs, and the quiet details of a life. This page is everything about how we care for that trust, written to be read.

Privacy

What we collect, why, and the control you keep, written to be read.

Security

Encryption, database-level isolation, and what happens if something goes wrong.

Artificial intelligence

Plain answers about the AI that writes your devotional, and its honest limits.

Legal

The agreement between us, in language a person can actually read.

Account & support

The tender subjects and the practical ones, handled with care.

Talk to a person

Every address below reaches humans who care about this as much as you do.

Questions people actually ask

Is what I write used to train AI?

No, never. Your words are sent to Anthropic’s Claude API only to write your devotional, under a configuration where they are not used to train models.

Who can see my life updates and prayers?

You, and no one else, unless you explicitly link with a family member and choose what to share. Both sides must accept, and revoking a link stops all sharing immediately. Database-level row security enforces this beneath the application itself.

Can I get my data out, or delete everything?

Yes, anytime, from your account page: export your data or delete your account entirely. Deletion is honored fully: profile, life updates, prayers, and devotionals.

Does Meno sell my data or show ads?

No and no. No advertising, no data sales, no third-party trackers, no analytics cookies. The subscription is the business model: you are the customer, not the product.

Is Meno a counselor or a pastor?

No. Meno is a companion to time in God’s Word. For the weightiest things (grief, crisis, doctrine, big decisions), bring people: your church, your community, a professional. If you’re in crisis in the U.S., call or text 988.

What happens to an account when someone passes away?

A family member or executor can ask us to delete the account, or, with verified authority, receive a keepsake export of its devotional history. We handle these requests with documentation, and with gentleness.