Organizing work can be sensitive, and in some places risky. The searches behind that work should not be a liability.

Why it matters here

  • Your queries can reveal plans, affiliations, or locations. An engine that keeps no profile holds nothing that can be handed over or leaked.
  • Routing searches through the engine's server keeps your address out of the index logs.
  • No account, no history, no identity to tie a search back to.
the bottom line
Combine Bare with Tor or a VPN for higher-risk work. On its own it stores no history and sends no location, removing one common point of exposure.

How to set it up

It takes under a minute: open your browser's search settings and set the default to a private engine. Bare keeps no account and no history, and your query passes through our server only to fetch results, so the index sees our network rather than your address. Set it once and every search stays private by default.