monitoring all of arXiv · 12,000 papers in window
Privacy

Your idea stays in your browser.

Sweeps run on your device. The text you paste is not uploaded.

What happens when you sweep

Your idea is checked privately on your own device — the text you paste is never sent to us or saved anywhere. If you don't arm alerts, nothing about your idea is kept at all.

If you arm alerts

We store four things: your email, the label you chose, your threshold, and the fingerprint. Not the text. A fingerprint is deliberately lossy — at most it hints at broad topic territory, never your method, framing, or words. Delete it anytime from the manage page.

Check it, if you like

Don't take our word for it. Open your browser's network tab while you use Scooped: nothing you typed is ever sent. The only time anything leaves your device is when you press Arm alerts — and even then it's your email and an anonymous fingerprint, never your idea.

The fine print

Alert emails contain paper titles and your label, and pass through standard email infrastructure — pick a bland label if that matters to you. We don't sell or share anything.