Mentid has no accounts, no servers, no analytics, no cookies for tracking, no third-party scripts beyond a font provider. Everything you write lives on the device you wrote it on. This page exists to make that fact concrete.
None. There is no signup. There is no login. There is no profile. Mentid has no backend — there is nowhere for your data to go. Every entry, decision, nightly close, ledger item, and vocabulary word you produce is stored in a private database inside your browser, on your device, and leaves your device only if you choose to export it.
Once the app is loaded and installed, almost nothing. Specifically:
localStorage for your preferences — theme, reminder dismissals — but these are just settings, stored on your device, not sent anywhere.)One feature deserves a direct explanation. In Your data, there is a button labelled Context for AI insight. It packages your recent entries, decisions, and closes into a text file on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere automatically. If you then choose to paste that file into Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI tool, you are sharing your data with whichever service you pasted into — that is a separate act, governed by their privacy policy, which you should read before pasting.
You can erase everything at any time: Your data → Erase everything. This wipes the IndexedDB stores and resets the app. If you also set up auto-backup, delete the JSON file in your chosen folder yourself.
Uninstalling the app (removing it from your home screen + clearing browser data) also removes Mentid's local storage.
Mentid is intended for personal reflection and is not designed for use by children under 13. It is free, offline-first, and has no mechanism for collecting information about anyone.
If the app is ever updated in a way that changes how data is handled — adding optional cloud sync, for example — this page will be updated before the change ships. You can always see the current version in the date below.
Questions about privacy or a security concern: jamesgroot1993@gmail.com. For vulnerability disclosure see security.txt.