Teachers search for lesson material, student questions, and classroom topics all day, often on school-issued devices tied to a district account.

Why it matters here

  • School accounts are frequently logged at the district level. A search engine that keeps no history of you means there is less tied to that account either way.
  • Preparing lessons on sensitive topics, from history to health, shouldn't build an advertising profile out of your curriculum planning.
  • A free, no-account engine fits a profession that already covers plenty of its own costs.
the bottom line
Set Bare as your default on your school laptop and personal devices, and lesson prep stays yours, with no account and no history.

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.