About AllWord

You write what is on your mind and choose which traditions to draw from. An AI model reads what you wrote and chooses references — a chapter and verse, a numbered saying. It does not write the passage.

The words themselves are then fetched from a real published edition and shown to you with the translator and licence named. If a reference cannot be resolved, that passage is dropped and we say so, rather than filling the gap with something invented.

Christian Scripture, Hebrew Wisdom and the Apocrypha come from public-domain Bible translations and the King James deuterocanon. Buddhism comes from SuttaCentral under CC0. Taoism and Stoic Philosophy come from public-domain and openly licensed editions on Wikisource.

Two traditions — Hindu & Vedic, and Secular Reflection — are different, and we label them differently. No edition of those texts exists in a form we can quote reliably across languages, so the model writes those passages itself. They appear on a dashed card marked “AI rendering”, and the link beneath them points to the work they draw on, not to a passage, because the exact words will not be found there.

Almost nothing. What you write is sent to the AI model to choose the references, and it is not stored by us. There is no account and no analytics. We do keep one thing — a short-lived, hashed counter that stops the service being abused, described in the Privacy Policy. Closing the tab ends it.

This is a reading tool, not care. It cannot know you, it does not remember you, and it is not a counsellor, a clinician or a clergy member. If you are in crisis, please reach a person — findahelpline.com will point you to a service in your own country.