Sophia Betrayal Processing Protocol
Betrayal is one of the most disorienting experiences because it rewrites the past. What you thought was true wasn't. Writing about it privately — what happened, what it means, what needs to change — is part of rebuilding your internal map. Offline and private.
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Yes. Everything you write is stored only in your browser (IndexedDB, via PGlite) and is never sent to a server. Sophia does send a few content-free usage signals so we can see what to fix; the privacy page lists exactly what.
No. There are no accounts or logins. Open Sophia and start writing.
Yes. Once it has loaded, Sophia works offline as a Progressive Web App, including in airplane mode.
A review of 146 studies found that writing about difficult experiences has a small but real benefit for well-being (Frattaroli, 2006, Psychological Bulletin). Source