Legal research can reveal a client, a strategy, or a matter under privilege. The searches you run deserve the same confidentiality as the work itself.

Why it matters here

  • Case-related searches can hint at strategy or client identity. An engine that keeps no profile leaves nothing to correlate later.
  • On firm or shared devices, an engine that stores no history reduces what sits in logs and account activity.
  • Contextual results without behavioral tracking keep your research clean and uninfluenced by a profile.
the bottom line
Bare keeps no account and no history, and routes queries through its own server, a sensible default for confidential research alongside your firm's own security measures.

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.