The most honest portrait is the one you’ve already drawn.
Brainprint reads the trail you’ve quietly left across the web — and gives it back to you as a portrait. Privately. Locally. Without a feed.
Connect from any of the formats above. Brainprint sniffs the shape of each file separately — you don’t have to label anything.
The more you give us, the sharper the picture.
Twelve formats out of the box. Connect any one to start; connect all of them to see the rooms in your mind that no feed has ever shown you.
The honest record of what you actually opened — not what you said you would.
The longform you saved with intention. The hidden syllabus you wrote for yourself.
The sentences you stopped on. We read the lines you marked, not the books you bought.
The taste you build by hand. The collections that say what bios can’t.
What you quietly favorited when no one was watching. Often the most revealing layer.
The seasons in your year, the moods you returned to, the artists you outgrew.
We analyse everything. We keep nothing.
Trust is bought with restraint. The analysis runs on the device you’re already holding — and the only thing that ever leaves your machine is the portrait you choose to publish.
Your archive is yours.
We don’t want it. We can’t have it.
Brainprint runs the analysis on the device you’re already holding. Your bookmarks, history, and saves never leave your browser. What we keep is the portrait you choose to publish — nothing else, nowhere else.
- Files parsed locally · the source never reaches a server
- Audited methodology, open-source code, public changelog
- One-click delete · we keep no backups, ever
Quietly verified by people who have nothing to sell you.
We invite scrutiny. The Open Privacy Foundation audits Brainprint annually. The signed report is published in full on the day of release — with our methodology, our code, and any concession we had to make.
What stays. What goes.
No audit you have to take our word for. The two columns below are the operational truth: every byte we never touch, every guarantee we keep.
Never stored
Discarded in flight, never persisted, never reachable.
- Source archive
- Discarded · 60s
- Raw URLs
- In flight only
- IP address
- Not logged
- Account
- None required
- Cookies
- Strictly necessary
- Third-party trackers
- 0
Always kept
What we owe you in writing — and have to publish.
- Portrait
- Yours · published if you choose
- Pipeline
- Open source · MIT
- Encryption in flight
- TLS 1.3 / HSTS
- Encryption at rest
- AES-256 GCM
- Audit cadence
- Annual · OPF
- Delete control
- 1-click · permanent
Files parsed locally · the source never reaches a server · Audited methodology · public source · public audit
What people say after they see theirs.
Early readers, unprompted. The phrasing tells us we got the tone right.
“It read me back to me. I felt seen, not surveilled.”
“The italics caught me. It noticed the thread I’d never named.”
“Like a long letter from a friend who has been paying close attention.”
The things readers ask first.
Six answers, in the order they tend to come up. Tap a row.
The version of you that lives in your data is already there.
You’re the only person who hasn’t read it.
Trust is bought with restraint. No gradients, no glow, no AI clichés. Material warmth. Specific words. A serif that remembers how to be quiet.