Plain-language policy

We make a toy, not a mystery.

Swear Jar is a free, MIT-licensed open-source novelty app. Read the source or have your own AI inspect it for anything unexpected.

What stays on your machine

Raw prompts, sentences, recordings, transcripts, and code are analyzed locally. The ledger stores aggregate counts and report data, not raw text.

What may be sent

If you choose to open a hosted report or submit a leaderboard entry, the browser sends only the disclosed aggregate stats needed for that feature: counts, totals, and censored summary data. We do not intentionally send your sentences.

Accounts

Login is optional. We associate a report with a username or email only when you choose to log in, and may retain that information to operate the account and related features.

Terms

This project is provided “as is,” without warranties of any kind. It is for entertainment and experimentation—not security, compliance, employment, medical, mental-health, or financial decision-making.

You run it at your own risk. You are responsible for your computer, your backups, the files you choose to analyze, and anything you choose to share. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for data loss, interrupted work, inaccurate counts, third-party services, or damage arising from use of the project.

This project has no funding or paid support. It is community software maintained on a best-effort basis under the MIT License.

This plain-language page is a product disclosure, not legal advice. It should receive a jurisdiction-specific legal review before public launch.