Tibah

@karenstone123 🙌🙌🙌

@karenstone123 🎉

Hey @footer of course. Privacy & Security are key aspects to consider with an app like this. Here is my privacy policy: https://tibah.io/privacy_policy And these are the details about the apps security (encryption): How secure is my journal data in your app? Great question! We take your data security super seriously. Tibah is hosted on the bubble.io servers, which use AES-256 encryption. This is the same kind of top-notch security that banks, government agencies or apps like Notion use. Basically, it's like a digital vault that keeps your entries safe and unreadable by anyone else. What exactly is AES-256 encryption? AES-256 encryption is a powerful security method. 'AES' stands for Advanced Encryption Standard, and '256' refers to the key size – that's the part of the encryption that locks and unlocks your data. The larger the key, the tougher it is to crack. With 256-bit keys, the encryption is super strong, making it virtually impossible for anyone to access your data without the correct key. Does your app also protect my data when it's being sent over the internet (to the server)? Absolutely! When your data travels between your device and our servers, it's protected by what's called 'encryption in transit'. We use advanced encryption methods (that is why you see HTTPS and not HTTP in our domain), to make sure no one can sneak a peek at your data as it moves across the web. It’s like having an armored car for your digital information. Can you explain encryption in transit a bit more? Sure thing! Imagine sending a secret letter. Encryption in transit is like putting that letter in a lockbox while it's being delivered. Only you and the intended recipient have the key. This way, even if someone intercepts the box, they can't read the letter. In the digital world, we use complex algorithms to create this 'lockbox' for your data whenever it's sent or received by our app. What can I do to make my journal safe? That's a super question, and I'm glad you asked! The safety of your journal largely depends on the strength of your password. Here's what you can do: 1. Choose a Strong Password: Go for a mix of letters, numbers, and special characters. The more complex, the better. Think of it like creating a unique key to a treasure chest – the more intricate the key, the harder it is for someone else to replicate it. 2. Keep it Unique: Use a password for your journal that you don’t use anywhere else. This way, if one of your other accounts is compromised, your journal stays safe. 3. Guard Your Password: Just like you wouldn’t share the key to a private diary, keep your password to yourself. Even sharing it with close friends or family can increase the risk of your journal’s security being compromised. 4. Update Regularly: Changing your password periodically can be a good habit. It’s like changing the locks now and then for added security.

@karenstone123 Thank you for the details!

@hemanthkumar Happy to hear that you like the idea. Would love to hear your feedback once you tried it 😊

@iuliia_all Thank you 🙌 That is exactly why I am working on Tibah.

Hey @alina_smirnova1 Thank you 🙌 I love the idea. I have thought about it before, but more in terms of video. So when you wrote down your visualisation AI would rewrite it as a script for a video and generate that video for you. I find it super helpful to create a short vision movie, that reminds me of my long term goals every day, but it is always a lot of work. So when the tech is a bit better, I think that can be implemented. I have not thought about implementing a feature that generates a vision board though and that is already possible. I'll look further into it, once Tibah is a bit more mature (eg. has a mobile app and reminder for your reflections) 😊

@karenstone123 Thank you! for me personally the possible visualizations of my goals and future (especially with me as a heroine) would be the most selling part, it would add some excitement to daily journaling and planning, but thats just one opinion, so I appreciate you giving it a thought, all the best with your product!

@alina_smirnova1 I totally understand. It makes the product feel way more personal and you can already see yourself being there. Thanks for the input! 🙏

@orchyan Thank you 🙌 🙌 🙌

@al_gordon thank you for the feedback! It is one of the core "mottos" I build Tibah on and I really hope Tibah makes it easier for people to do exactly that.