Privacy and responsible use

Privacy Policy and Terms of Use

Updated on March 29, 2026. This is the initial legal page for iScrev Notes, built to reflect the project as it exists today: a calm web-based notebook and journal app where notes, formulas and handwriting are stored primarily inside the user’s own browser.

iScrev Notes was designed to keep content as close as possible to the user. That is why entries, preferences and pen strokes are stored primarily on the user’s device, reducing the need for centralized collection.

At the same time, the site depends on a few external technical resources, such as Google Fonts and jsDelivr, to load typography and KaTeX assets. This page explains those layers clearly and organizes the basic rules for using the app, while taking into account practical transparency expectations and privacy requirements.

  • Current responsible party WSRicardo, public author and maintainer of the iScrev Notes project.
  • Scope Institutional pages, public pages and the web application available at diario.html.
  • Temporary contact path Until a dedicated privacy contact is published, requests can use the public channels listed at wsricardo.com.br.
  • Important note If the site later adds advertising, analytics, forms or remote sync, this document should be expanded accordingly.

Privacy Policy

What data may be processed

iScrev Notes aims to operate with minimal data collection. Even so, some information may still be processed so the service can load correctly, keep local notes available and deliver technical resources to the browser.

Local browser data

Entries, pen strokes, active language and editor preferences are stored mainly in IndexedDB and, when needed, localStorage, inside the user’s own browser.

Technical access data

As with most static sites, hosting, CDN and font providers may process IP address, date, browser, operating system and request metadata to deliver the page properly.

Cookies and advertising

At this stage, the site does not rely on a dedicated ad layer. If Google AdSense or similar services are enabled later, this notice should be updated to explain cookies, ad choices and user controls.

Purposes, legal grounds and user rights

Local data exists to provide the service requested by the user: open entries, save content, restore sessions, remember language choices and support export flows. Technical delivery data may be processed for security, integrity, abuse prevention and page delivery.

When applicable, data handling should rely on appropriate legal grounds, especially service execution, legitimate interests compatible with security and operation, and consent whenever an optional feature specifically requires it.

  • Right to confirmation, access and correction of personal data being processed.
  • Right to request anonymization, blocking or deletion when applicable under the relevant law.
  • Right to receive information about sharing, applicable legal grounds and consent withdrawal when relevant.
  • Right to object to irregular processing and request clarification about retention and security.
  • Sharing The project may technically rely on Google Fonts, Google Fonts CDN, jsDelivr and KaTeX for interface and math resource delivery.
  • International transfers Some of those providers may operate infrastructure outside Brazil, which may involve international transfers of technical request data.
  • Retention Local entries remain in the browser until the user deletes them, clears browser storage or removes them manually inside the app.
  • Security The project reduces exposure by keeping notebook content primarily on the user’s device, but no web environment can promise zero risk.
If advertising, analytics, login, remote sync or contact forms are added later, this page should be updated to describe collection, retention, sharing and consent flows with greater precision.

Terms of Use

Basic rules for using iScrev Notes

The terms below summarize the expected use of the application and clarify what the service offers, what depends on the user and what may evolve as the project grows.

Use 01

Permitted use

The app may be used for study, writing, personal organization, research, drafting and other legitimate productivity activities.

Use 02

User content

The user remains responsible for the content created, imported, exported or shared from within the application.

Use 03

Service continuity

The project may be updated, corrected, paused or changed over time, without a guarantee of uninterrupted availability.

Use 04

Third-party services

Fonts, libraries and CDNs used by the site follow their own policies and technical terms alongside this page.

Responsibility, backup and practical limits

iScrev Notes is provided as a lightweight web tool in continuous evolution. Users should keep backups of important content, especially if they intend to clear browser data, switch devices or rely solely on local storage.

The service may not be used for unlawful, abusive, fraudulent, offensive or disruptive activities, including attempts to compromise the integrity of the site, its resources or other users' experience.

The project’s design, code and identity remain protected by applicable intellectual property rules, without prejudice to the open-source licenses of third-party libraries used in development.

  • Exported files When a user exports Markdown or PDF, responsibility for storing, sharing and handling those files belongs to the user.
  • No professional advice The app does not replace legal, medical, accounting or specialized professional guidance.
  • Updates Continued use after meaningful changes indicates awareness of the current version of this page, subject to applicable rights.
  • Minors If children or teenagers use the app, supervision by a responsible adult is recommended whenever appropriate.

Exercising rights and next steps

How to use this page in practice

This initial version already works as a public transparency base, but it can still be strengthened with a dedicated privacy contact, a standalone contact page and further refinements after a formal legal review.

If you need clarification about data handling or want to raise a privacy request, use the public channels of the responsible party until a dedicated privacy address is published.

Because the app stores notebook content mainly in the user’s own browser, many practical actions can also be taken directly by the user, such as deleting entries, clearing local data and exporting copies before removal.

  • Recommended next step Publishing a dedicated contact email and a public contact page will improve trust, legal clarity and AdSense readiness.
  • Temporary public channel https://www.wsricardo.com.br
  • Current status Initial informative document to be refined alongside the technical and editorial evolution of the project.