Privacy

Last updated August 16, 2026

You are writing a book. That is about as personal as data gets, so here is exactly what happens to it, in plain English.

What we store

• Your account: the email address you sign up with (and, if you use Google sign-in, your name as Google provides it).
• Your work: manuscripts, story bibles, comments, imports, and your voice fingerprint (patterns Verbaire learns from text you give it). Stored in our database, scoped to your account, protected by row-level security.
• Settings: things like your pushback dial. Your theme choice stays on your device.

What we never do

• Your writing never trains shared models. Not your manuscript, not your bible, not your voice fingerprint. Your voice profile exists to write for you, and no one else, ever.
• We never sell or rent your data. There are no ads.
• We run no third-party analytics or ad trackers. The only cookies are the ones that keep you signed in.

The AI part, honestly

When you ask Verbaire to draft, critique, or check your work, the relevant text is sent to a large-language-model provider (currently Anthropic and OpenAI) to generate that one response, under API terms that do not permit training on your content. That is the entire trip your words take: to the model, back to you.

Where it lives

Your data is stored with Supabase (database and authentication) and the app is served by Vercel. Both act as processors on our behalf.

Leaving

Settings has a Delete account button. It erases your account and everything attached to it: manuscripts, bibles, voice data, comments, all of it. No exit interview, no retention window games.

Questions

Write to support@verbaire.com and a human answers.

If we ever change what happens to your data, this page changes first and the date above moves.