Privacy

No server, no tracking

divid3 is a single static HTML file served from Cloudflare Pages. There is no backend, no database, and no analytics endpoint. We don't log your queries, we don't fingerprint your browser, and we don't share anything with third parties.

Everything stays on your device

The embedding model (sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L6-v2, ~22 MB q8-quantized ONNX) runs entirely in your browser via @huggingface/transformers v4. After the first load, the model is cached locally and all inference happens on-device. Your queries never leave your machine until the router decides which search engine to send you to.

Where your query goes

Once divid3 picks a destination, you are redirected to that search provider just like any normal link click. We don't proxy, modify, or intercept the request. Each provider has its own privacy policy; we don't maintain copies here because links rot and policies change. Check the destination site directly for their current terms.

Your destination picks

Under Destinations you can choose which site each kind of search opens: your AI assistant, news source, web search engine, maps, images, video and shopping site. Those picks are saved in your browser's localStorage, only the ones that differ from the defaults, under the key divid3-destinations. They never leave your device: localStorage is not sent with web requests the way cookies are, and divid3 has no server to send them to. Your search goes straight to the site you picked, under that site's own privacy policy. Reset to defaults in the panel deletes the saved picks.

Cookies and local storage

divid3 sets no cookies. It uses localStorage for two preferences: your light/dark theme and your destination picks (above). Everything else it stores is the browser's standard HTTP cache and IndexedDB, which transformers.js uses to keep the downloaded model weights between visits. You can clear all of it in your browser's site settings, or by tapping the Retry button on the main page, which wipes the application caches and reloads.

Open source

The full source code is available on GitHub under the MIT License. If you spot something wrong, open an issue or a pull request.

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