deLumine is built to say what is local, what is licensed, what is simulated, what has been reviewed, and what still requires outside authority.
01 / PRIVACY
Your attention is not inventory.
Core Scripture, notes, progress, prayer, local fixtures, and preferences work without an account. Local demonstrations persist only in this browser. No advertising profile is created, and no simulator contacts an external provider.
No ads or data brokerage
Explicit account and sync activation
Private notes stay local before deployment
Kids mode has no open AI conversation
02 / SOURCES
Every artifact carries a story.
Bundled Scripture is restricted to lawful public-domain material. CPDV and Douay-Rheims live in the translation registry; licensed versions remain gated. Owned LibriVox audio carries catalog checksums, machine timing confidence, and human-review state.
Translation registry and copyright notices
Source URL, revision, checksum, and rights state
No Scripture or catechism scraping
Fixture and testimonial labeling
03 / ACCESSIBILITY
Beauty must remain usable.
Keyboard focus, semantic structure, reduced motion, responsive reflow, warm high-contrast themes, and readable text measures are part of the design—not a late compliance pass.
Visible keyboard navigation
Reduced-motion alternatives
Phone through ultrawide compositions
Actions never rely on color alone
04 / EXTERNAL GATES
“Not yet” is a named state.
The Supabase entitlement/media schema and private-R2 delivery gateway are now built. Production credentials, payment issuance, email, push, social, stores, institutional partnerships, licensed Scripture, and final clergy/legal review still require credentials or outside authority. Their local flows expose success, pending, failure, retry, and blocked states honestly.