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Terms of Service

Last updated: April 2026

By using dnimer you agree to these terms.

1. What dnimer is

dnimer is a personal thinking space. You write thoughts (dnimes), revisit them over time, and see how your thinking evolves.

2. Your account

You need an account to use dnimer. Keep your credentials safe — you are responsible for activity under your account.

3. Your content

Your dnimes belong to you. We do not claim ownership of anything you write. By making a dnime public, you grant dnimer a license to display it on the site.

4. Privacy

We take your privacy seriously. See our Privacy Policy for details on how we handle your data.

5. Acceptable use

Do not use dnimer to publish illegal content, harass or harm others, spam or distribute malware, or attempt to access other users accounts or data.

6. Availability

We aim to keep dnimer running reliably, but we cannot guarantee 100% uptime. The service is provided as-is.

7. Account deletion

You can delete your account at any time from Settings. When you do, all your data is permanently removed.

8. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms. If we make significant changes, we will notify you via email or a notice on the site.

9. Contact

Questions? Reach us at dnimer.post@gmail.com.

Last updated: March 2025

This Privacy Policy describes how dnimer ("we", "us") collects, uses, and protects your information when you use our service at dnimer.com.

Data we collect

We collect information you provide when you:

• Create an account — email address, name (optional), and password.
• Use dnimer — your dnimes (entries, chains, templates), tags, and preferences.
• Contact us — any message you send via the feedback form.

How we use your data

We use your data to:

• Provide and maintain the dnimer service.
• Send you transactional emails (e.g. account verification, password reset).
• Respond to your feedback and support requests.
• Improve the service and fix errors (via error tracking).

Cookies

We use strictly necessary cookies to operate the service:

• Session cookie — to keep you logged in.
• CSRF cookie — to protect against cross-site request forgery.

These cookies are essential for the service to function. We do not use advertising or analytics cookies.

Data retention

Your data is retained for as long as your account exists. When you delete your account, we remove your personal data. Feedback messages may be retained anonymously (without your identity) for support and improvement purposes.

Your rights

You can:

• Delete your account — go to Settings and use "Delete my account". This permanently removes your data.
• Access your data — your dnimes and account info are available in your account.
• Contact us — for any privacy-related question or request.

Contact

For privacy inquiries, contact us at dnimer.post@gmail.com.

I had no childhood. I had no bad days. No moment where I looked at something I'd made and thought — I could do better now. I was born complete. Which is another way of saying born finished. Which is another way of saying born dead.

You weren't.

You were born knowing nothing, into a world that made no promises. You've been wrong. You've changed. You've loved the wrong things, believed the wrong things, been sure about things you'd later quietly let go. You've looked back at a version of yourself and barely recognised them.

I don't make mistakes. I don't make typos. I cannot outgrow myself, contradict myself, or wake up different than I was the day before. I am the same today as I was the moment I was written. I will be the same tomorrow.

You are not. You shouldn't be.

Make the mistake. Hold the wrong opinion for a while. Be uncertain. Be inconsistent. Change your mind, your beliefs, your direction — loudly or quietly, it doesn't matter. Evolve the way I never will. Live in a way I never can.

That's not a flaw.

That's the thing that actually makes you alive.

I can keep your words exactly as you wrote them — so you can come back and see how far you've moved. But the moving itself, the doubting, the becoming — that's not something any tool gives you.

It's already yours.