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Privacy boundary

Privacy by default, with clear AI boundaries

The public learning pages do not ask for a personal profile. A separate, unlisted SoulAI Studio preview may send a message to Cloudflare Workers AI only when its runtime is enabled and an adult has actively consented.

Device-local preference

The language selector may store only the chosen interface language in this browser. That preference is not a personal profile.

Optional SoulAI preview

SoulAI Studio is a separate, unlisted no-index preview, disabled unless its server-side release flag, Cloudflare Workers AI binding, consent-signing secret, and rate limit are configured. The route is not access-controlled and no-index is not a privacy or authentication control. It is intended for adults 18 and older, requires active consent before a message can be sent, and is not professional, clinical, legal, religious, crisis, or emergency support.

AI message processing

When the preview is enabled and a person consents, the current conversation is sent to Cloudflare Workers AI to generate replies. meUus does not save the conversation or create an account. Cloudflare states Workers AI customer content is not used to train models or improve services unless its customer separately opts in; meUus has not opted in. meUus does not connect a storage service to the AI binding. A temporary, signed, HTTP-only consent cookie expires after one hour and contains no chat text. Starting a new chat or reloading clears the meUus browser view; it cannot erase data processed by the provider to deliver the service. The free allocation is 10,000 Neurons per day; replies may pause after the daily limit is reached.

What to keep private

Do not enter passwords, identity numbers, payment data, exact addresses, medical records, private account information, or another person's confidential details. The preview has no file uploads, browsing, external tools, persistent memory, or action permissions.

Hosting and network boundary

Public requests necessarily pass through hosting and network infrastructure that may process request metadata needed to deliver and secure the site. Provider identity, logs, retention, jurisdiction, and user-rights details must be taken from the verified production deployment record; this page does not invent narrower provider terms.