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    <description>Adap is a private mental-health companion you can actually talk to. It helps in the moment (breathing, grounding, reframing), and it's built so it can't turn your worst nights into a profile someone sells. Hosted in the EU. No advertising trackers, no cross-site tracking, cookieless.</description>
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      <description>A tour of Adap's privacy-first architecture (EU-hosted, cookieless, no third-party requests, defined as public code) with the source coming to Codeberg.</description>
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      <description>Mental-health apps monetize your worst nights; that's the business model, not a bug. Adap is a private companion built so it can't, and built in the open.</description>
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