Privacy policy

Updated on October 15, 2026 · Português

How it works

Live Bubbles opens from an address on the internet, but it runs on your computer. The site delivers the tool. The work happens on your machine.

It is like downloading a calculator: you get the program from the site, and the math is done there, without the site knowing which numbers you typed.

1. The site delivers the page. When you open the address, your browser downloads the page, the note reader and an example vault with made-up data. This is the only moment there is communication with the server, and it goes one way only: from the server to you.
2. The page becomes a program in your tab. From then on, everything it does happens inside the browser, on your computer.
3. You choose the folder. The browser hands the files to the tab, not to the site's server. The reading is done there, in the tab's memory.
4. Sending is blocked. For your notes to reach a server, the page would have to send them over the internet. It carries a security rule that forbids this, and the one enforcing the rule is your browser.
5. You close the tab. What was read leaves memory and access to the folder ends.

The page that runs is the one the server delivers on each visit. That is why section 7 shows how to check for yourself that nothing leaves.

1. What happens to your notes

When you choose a folder, your browser reads its .md files and builds the bubbles in the tab itself. The content, the titles and the file names stay in the tab's memory and are gone when you close it.

No note is sent to a server. The page was built with a rule that tells the browser to block any sending of data after it loads.

2. What the browser permission allows

• The page asks for read-only access. It cannot change, create or delete files.
• Access applies only to the folder you chose.
• Access ends when you close the tab. On the next visit, the page asks again.

The browser's notice may talk about "viewing and copying files" or "uploading files". The wording is the browser's and it is the same for any site that opens a folder. Here, it means reading the files on your machine.

3. What is kept in your browser

To remember your preferences, the site keeps three things in your browser's local storage:

• Settings: the choices from the settings screen, such as colors, bubble size, motion, sound and banner.
• Saved views: the name you gave each one, the period chosen, the names of the topics you popped in it and the name of the folder it belongs to.
• Cart: on the AIOS Tools page, which packs you added. Only the pack names, nothing from your folder.

This data stays only in this browser, on this computer. To erase it, clear the site's data in your browser settings.

4. What does not exist here

• Sign-up, login or a request for your email.
• Cookies.
• Google Analytics, an ad pixel or any tool that follows what you do.

5. What the hosting records

The page is delivered by Vercel. Like any server on the internet, it records the access that fetches the page: IP address, date, time and browser type. That record is about the visit to the site. It includes nothing from your notes, because they never reach the server.

6. Links to other sites

The packs banner leads to the AIOS Tools page, on this same site. The link says only which pack you clicked. Nothing from your folder goes along, and that page never asks for a folder.

The AIOS Tools page, the company page and the installation guide link to other sites (bvrx.studio, aios.rodolfoburque.com, Cal.com, GitHub, Obsidian, Anthropic, Node.js, Git and Python). Links to bvrx.studio and aios.rodolfoburque.com, which are ours, and to our booking page on Cal.com carry a label saying which page and button you clicked. Links to GitHub tell GitHub only that you came from livebubbles.ai. Nothing from your folder goes along. From the click on, the privacy policy of the destination site applies. Payment is not open yet; when it opens, it will be handled by a payment company, and this policy will say which one before that happens.

You can turn the banner off in Settings.

7. How to check for yourself

• Turn off the internet after the page loads and choose your folder. Everything works the same.
• Open your browser's developer tools, on the Network tab, and see that no request goes out after loading.

8. Changes to this policy

If anything here changes, the date at the top of this page changes with it. If the tool ever starts sending any data, that will be said here before it happens.

9. Contact

Questions about this policy or about your data: rodolfoburque@gmail.com. The rules for using the site are in the Terms of use.