What is Wisdomize?
Wisdomize is an ethical decision engine for real-life dilemmas. It gives a verdict, inner driver, higher path, consequences, and a Gita verse or teaching when appropriate.
FAQ
Clear answers before you use Wisdomize.
Short, practical notes on what the product does, what it does not do, and how it handles safety.
Is this religious advice?
No. It is a reflective lens inspired by the Bhagavad Gita, not a claim of spiritual authority or a command about what you must do.
Does it replace therapy, legal, or medical advice?
No. Wisdomize is not a substitute for qualified professional help, especially for legal, medical, clinical, financial, or emergency situations.
Does it always quote the Bhagavad Gita?
No. A verse appears only when retrieval clears the match threshold. Wisdomize should not force scripture onto a dilemma when the match is weak.
Why does it sometimes show “closest teaching” instead of a verse?
Closest teaching is a paraphrased ethical lens, not scripture. It appears when no verse match is strong enough for a direct quote.
Are my dilemmas stored?
Signed-in account history stores your submitted dilemmas together with verdict, classification, score, verse or teaching type, share line, and safe summary fields—not provider prompts or model traces. Raw dilemma logging outside your account history is not enabled by default.
How is feedback used?
Feedback stores small allowlisted signals like usefulness, verse or teaching relevance, tags, theme, and an optional short comment. It does not store provider prompts, LLM responses, raw dilemmas, or full output JSON.
Can I delete or export my history?
From your dashboard you can open any saved analysis, remove a single row, or clear everything for your account. Clear and delete actions always stay scoped to you—never to another person's saved analyses.
Planned backlog: full data export (machine-readable dump), voluntary account deletion, a dedicated privacy-policy page, and a production retention policy. Until export exists, avoid storing material you cannot afford to lose or would not want summarized in history.
What happens in crisis or self-harm situations?
Crisis-safe mode focuses on immediate safety and human support. It bypasses spiritual, viral, and share-oriented framing so the response does not turn a crisis into content.