Reasonable Doubt

Privacy Policy

Last updated September 17, 2026

This page describes, in plain language, what happens to text you submit through the scan tool on this site. It doesn't cover anything else -- if we add accounts, newsletters, or other features later, we'll update this page to match.

What happens to the text you submit

When you paste text into the scan box and click Scan, your browser sends that text to our backend server over HTTPS. The server holds it in memory only for as long as it takes to run the detectors and build a response -- typically a few seconds. Once that response is sent back to your browser, the text is gone from our server. We don't write it to a database, a log file, or any other form of storage; we checked the code that handles this request to confirm that before writing this page.

Your browser doesn't hold onto it either. We don't use cookies, localStorage, or any other browser storage to remember text you've pasted or results you've seen. Refresh the page and it's gone.

Which detectors actually see your text

Not every detector shown in your results handles your text the same way:

What we don't do

We don't require an account, we don't run analytics or tracking scripts on this site, and we don't sell or share submitted text with anyone beyond the detector described above. This is a small audit tool, not an ad-supported product.

Changes to this policy

If we connect GPTZero, ZeroGPT, or any other new detector, or otherwise change how text is handled, we'll update this page before that change goes live.