Your research
stays yours.

Researcher accounts and records

Supabase stores account identity, applications, original files, reconstructed claims, approved versions, reports, experiment outcomes and credit transactions. The project’s database is in London. Records are scoped to the authenticated owner; other members cannot search or read them. Authorised service operations process records to provide the product.

Necessary session cookies keep you signed in. We do not use advertising pixels. Vercel hosts the application and retains operational request logs. Do not submit identifiable patient data, confidential peer-review material, or material your institution has not authorised you to process with AI.

What goes to external processors

Anthropic receives submitted research text, approved claims, relevant private historical context and retrieved evidence to reconstruct and critique the work. Model processing may occur outside the UK. Feynman does not use your work to train a general or cross-member model. Provider handling is governed by its API agreement and retention settings; no zero-retention promise is made.

Short search queries derived from your research go to OpenAlex, Crossref, Semantic Scholar and, for biomedical topics, Europe PMC. Queries can reveal aspects of unpublished work. These providers receive search terms, not your entire Research Bank. Stripe processes billing identity and payments; card details are not stored by Feynman.

Ownership, export and deletion

Download your entire Research Bank and original files from your account. Cancellation stops future billing and leaves existing records readable and exportable without credits. Records remain until you delete your account; keep your own exports. Account deletion removes active research records and originals and cancels the subscription. Processor backups and operational logs expire under the providers’ retention schedules; payment records needed for legal obligations remain with Stripe.

Workspaces contain only copies explicitly shared with their members. Deleting a personal account removes its private bank; approved copies shared with a workspace remain governed by its retention and closure policy. Shared published package snapshots remain for the team audit history. Account deletion does not remove an external repository deposit.

Optional semantic memory and passage checks process text using local models on the Feynman server. Literature watches send approved search terms or public identifiers to selected registries. Repository connections store encrypted access tokens and send only the exact approved package to the selected sandbox or production service. Scoped lab integrations access explicitly selected shared studies. Optional formal verification sends the submitted proposition and tactic steps to the configured isolated worker.

No public publishing or cross-member sharing happens automatically. Exported reports may contain private findings: review them before sharing.

Legacy beta

Reviews at the legacy beta remain stored in your browser. They are not silently migrated into your account. Use its export control before clearing browser data. Relevant recalled material is sent to Anthropic only when you run a review. The legacy interface has no account cookies of its own; the researcher workspace uses necessary authentication cookies.

Contact

Feynman Works is operated by Lloyd Stutt. For access, correction, deletion or privacy questions, contact lloydstutt@gmail.com.