Your data, and our AI
The plain version of what happens to your questions and conversations when you talk to the Augmented Scholar.
The one thing to know
We do not use your conversations, questions, or notes to train or fine-tune any AI model. What you ask the Scholar is yours. It's used to answer you, and nothing else.
What actually leaves the app
When you ask the Scholar something, your question and the Bible passages behind the answer are sent to the AI that's replying to you. That's it. Only what's needed to answer you ever goes anywhere.
Handled safely on our side
The technical connection to the AI happens on our own servers, not on your phone or in your browser. There's nothing sensitive sitting on your device that could ever be exposed.
Local, where it can be
Bible search runs on our own systems, not a third party's. Where a feature can work fully offline, like reading, cross-references, and word study, it already does, with nothing sent anywhere.
What we do keep, and why
Your conversations are saved so you can come back to them. That's a feature you can see and use, not a hidden log. You can also see the actual Bible passages behind any answer, so nothing the Scholar stands on is hidden from you either.
Meet the AI behind it
VAIL, Adakin Digital's own AI engine, and why it exists.
Read about VAILThe full Privacy Policy
This page is the plain version. Here's the complete legal policy.
Read the Privacy PolicyThis page is about your data. There's a separate, equally important commitment about what the Scholar is theologically: it is a study aid, not the Holy Spirit, and it says so on every answer. That's the Discernment Covenant, and you'll meet it the first time you open the companion.
Davar • AI Policy
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