Last Updated: February 2026
We don't have your data. Period. HolyorNOT uses a Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) architecture. Your photos are sent directly from your browser to Groq AI using your personal API key. There is no HolyorNOT server — just static code hosted on Cloudflare's CDN. We have no database, no user accounts, and no way to see what you're verifying.
Understanding our architecture is the best way to understand our privacy. Here's exactly what happens when you use HolyorNOT:
api.groq.com using your personal API key.There is no HolyOrNOT server. The website is a static page hosted on Cloudflare's CDN — it delivers the code that runs in your browser, and that's it. No backend, no API, no database.
| Data Type | Collected? | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Photos of verses | No | Sent directly from your browser to Groq (if you use camera). We never receive them. |
| Verse queries | No | Sent directly from your browser to Groq. We never see them. |
| Verification results | No | Returned from Groq directly to your browser. We never see them. |
| API keys | No | Stored in your browser's local storage only. Sent only to Groq. |
| User accounts | No | There are no accounts. No login, no registration, no email. |
| Usage analytics | No | No tracking pixels, no analytics scripts, no cookies. |
Your Groq API key is stored exclusively in your browser's local storage — the same mechanism websites use to remember your preferences. It is:
api.groq.comWhen you use HolyOrNOT, your browser sends data directly to Groq's API for both text reading (vision) and scripture verification (web search). This is governed by your own relationship with Groq — you signed up for your own API key and agreed to their terms.
HolyorNOT has no partnership, data-sharing agreement, or business relationship with Groq. You use their API independently.
HolyorNOT is hosted on Cloudflare Pages. Cloudflare may log basic access data (IP address, page requested, timestamp) as standard web infrastructure. Cloudflare does not receive any verse queries, photos, API keys, or verification results.
We use Google Fonts for typography. Google may collect basic connection data (IP address) when fonts are loaded. No personal information is shared.
We encourage you to verify our privacy claims independently:
api.groq.com and fonts.googleapis.comIn the event of a data breach, your data would not be affected because we don't have it. There is no database to breach, no search history to leak, and no user records to expose.
HolyorNOT does not knowingly collect any data from anyone, including children. Since no personal data is collected or stored anywhere, COPPA compliance is inherent to our architecture.
If we change our architecture in a way that affects data flow, we will update this policy prominently and clearly explain what changed and why.
Questions about privacy? Reach out:
We can't sell what we don't have. We can't leak what we don't store. We can't share what we never see. That's not a promise — it's our architecture.