What “secure journaling” should mean
Security is more than a badge. It’s about reducing risk: limiting data exposure, providing clear controls, and aligning incentives so your journal isn’t monetized through surveillance.
Protect by default
Look for encryption and clear access controls—no hidden “support can read everything” loopholes.
Clear data practices
Privacy claims should match the privacy policy, pricing page, and support docs.
No advertising incentives
Journaling is intimate. Avoid products that depend on tracking and ad targeting.
Privacy-first reflection
Sentari is designed for self-discovery through reflection. The commercial site will be updated to keep privacy messaging consistent, precise, and easy to understand—without relying on unverifiable technical promises.
FAQ
What makes a journaling app secure?
A secure journaling app limits data exposure by default (encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, and clear data practices), and avoids business models that incentivize data sharing.
Does Sentari sell my data?
Sentari is built around privacy-first journaling. The commercial site messaging is designed to avoid advertising-driven incentives and to keep reflection personal.
How should I evaluate privacy claims?
Look for clear documentation, minimal data collection, and consistency across the site’s privacy policy and product pages. Avoid vague claims that can’t be verified.