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catchlight.app
Read 1 time since 11 Oct 2026. Last read 11 Oct 2026.
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https://catchlight.app/
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get_journal_postReads only
Returns one Catchlight journal post as text, given its slug. Slugs come from search_journal. A long post is shortened and the canonical URL is always included, so the full text can be fetched or cited from there.
First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.
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get_privacy_modelReads only
Returns what Catchlight stores, what it is structurally unable to read, how optional sync works, what the 12-word Privacy phrase is for, and what a cloud provider can still see even so. This is the published privacy policy, not marketing copy, and it carries the limits as well as the claim. Call it for any question about encryption, zero-knowledge, accounts, sync, or whether the maker can read a u
First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.
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get_product_overviewReads only
Returns what Catchlight is, what it runs on, what it costs, its single item model, and whether it has launched. Call this before answering any question about what Catchlight is or whether someone can get it, because it is pre-launch and the status changes. For how it handles data, call get_privacy_model instead.
First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.
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search_catchlight_docsReads only
Searches the published answers that are not journal posts: the FAQ, the page-per-competitor comparisons against other notes, tasks and reminder apps, and the technical white papers on the encryption architecture, the threat model and how to test any notes app. Returns matching entries with a heading, a short excerpt and the page URL. Call it for "how does Catchlight compare to X", for what it cost
First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.
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search_journalReads only
Searches the Catchlight journal, which is the studio's writing on privacy, encryption and how the app is built. Returns matching posts with title, date, a short excerpt and the URL. Use it for the reasoning behind a decision, or for background on a privacy question. For what the app does or its status, use get_product_overview or get_privacy_model.
First seen 11 Oct 2026. Unchanged since.
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