Information we process
We process account details, project content, uploaded materials, workflow events and payment status needed to provide the service.
Purpose
Information is used to authenticate users, run writing workflows, store artifacts, process payments, prevent abuse and provide support.
Sharing and retention
Service providers may process limited data for hosting, storage, model execution and payments. Retention follows operational, security and legal requirements.
Your choices
You may contact support to ask about access, correction or deletion options available for your account and project data.
Free outline generator
Titles and previous outlines are sent via Vercel to DeepSeek without storing input in our database or application logs. Independent cookies and quotas apply. Results and quota records follow the retention rules below. Selecting New paper saves the title and reference outline in this tab’s sessionStorage for a one-hour handoff window; expired drafts are rejected and cleared on later draft saves or when the tab closes. Submitting the project then follows project data retention rules.
Free topic generator
The research direction and excluded titles are sent via Vercel to DeepSeek when you generate. Inputs are not stored in our database or application logs. Topic requests use an independent visitor Cookie and allowance. Results follow the same 10-minute recovery window, hourly cache cleanup and 7-day pseudonymous record retention described below.
Free abstract and keyword tool (updated September 8, 2026)
Files are parsed locally; after consent, extracted text is sent through Vercel to DeepSeek. Original files are not uploaded and source text is not stored in our database. Generated results can be recovered for 10 minutes, and expired caches are deleted hourly. Pseudonymous quota and request records are retained for 7 days. We use a signed visitor Cookie and daily HMAC IP identifiers to enforce shared limits. This tool does not log source text, generated content, raw IP addresses or CAPTCHA tokens. Hosting, security and model providers process necessary data under their own policies.