Hey ssss11! The data is sent to the server and stored there too (for backup and syncing). The key difference between most journaling apps and the reason why Jou

Hey ssss11! The data is sent to the server and stored there too (for backup and syncing). The key difference between most journaling apps and the reason why Journe is truly private is the Client-side Encryption with AES-256. Your journal entries are encrypted in the browser before anything is sent to the server. Because of this, the server or myself physically cannot access or decrypt your data. It's a similar approach used by a lot of Password Managers (1Password, Remembear, etc.). Hope that helps explain!