Privacy

Last updated 7 October 2026

Today, nothing is stored on our side

What you see on this site right now is the first step of the build. Libraries and books you create are kept in your own browser’s storage and go nowhere else. There is no server holding them, because it has not been built yet.

The example books shown on the home page are labelled example. They are not yours and they are not anyone’s — they are there so the page shows what the product is for.

Three libraries, three different promises

When storage does exist, the library a book sits in decides how it is handled. This is the central privacy idea of Sovasta Read, so it is stated plainly:

• My Treasure — end-to-end encrypted. The key is derived on your device and never sent to us. We hold ciphertext we cannot read.
• Family — encrypted on our servers, readable by you and the people you invite (up to six).
• Guest — shared by link, and the link expires by default. Forgotten links are the usual way private things leak, so forgetting one is made safe.

The trade-off we will not hide

If we cannot read something, we cannot process it either. A book in My Treasure cannot have an audio overview or a summary generated in the ordinary way, because generating those requires reading the text.

You will be offered three choices for each private book, and the default is the most private one:

1. Nothing leaves — no generated chapters or audio. Search happens on your device. (default)
2. Redact then process — names, numbers and identifiers are replaced with placeholders on your device, the placeholder text is processed, and the real values are restored locally. Redaction is not perfect, and we say so.
3. Process normally — same handling as the Family library. The private label then means access control, not secrecy from us.

Products that say “end-to-end encrypted” while quietly reading your content are common. We would rather describe the limit than enjoy the phrase.

Outside services

Turning sources into books is expected to involve an outside generation service. We have not yet confirmed which one, or that its terms permit this use. Until that is settled and written here, assume nothing of yours is sent to any third party — because today nothing is.

What we do receive

• If you sign in with One Sovasta ID, we receive your account identity — a subject identifier and an email address.
• Ordinary request data — the pages your browser asks for, with the usual network information such as an IP address, handled by Cloudflare as our infrastructure provider.

Your language choice and your locally created books stay in your browser’s storage.

Deleting your data

Clearing this site’s data in your browser removes everything Sovasta Read currently holds. To remove your Sovasta account and the identity attached to it, use hub.sovetrust.com.

Markdown export is included on every plan, including the free one. Being able to take your library with you is part of the design, not a paid feature.

Contact

PrimeAlpha Research operates Sovasta Read as part of the Sovasta ecosystem. Questions about this page can go through hub.sovetrust.com.

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