1.3.1 – Support Policy
Support — 1·3·1
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Support
We’re here to help. Check the FAQ below — most questions are answered there. If not, reach out directly and we’ll get back to you fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get my API keys? +
You need keys from each AI provider. All three have free tiers to get started:
Claude: console.anthropic.com
GPT-4o: platform.openai.com
Gemini: aistudio.google.com
Once you have them, paste each one into the Settings tab and hit Save.
Are my API keys safe? +
Yes. Your keys are stored exclusively in your device’s local storage — never on our servers, never logged, never shared. BGP Studios cannot see your keys. You can clear them anytime from the Settings tab.
Why is my synthesis failing? +
The most common causes are: (1) an API key is missing or entered incorrectly — check the Settings tab and confirm each key shows KEY SET in green. (2) Your API account has run out of credits — log into each provider’s dashboard to check your balance. (3) A provider is experiencing an outage — try again in a few minutes.
How much does it cost to run? +
Each synthesis run costs roughly $0.01–0.10 depending on prompt length, billed directly to your API accounts. Claude and GPT-4o are slightly more expensive per token; Gemini Flash is significantly cheaper. All three providers offer free trial credits to new accounts.
Can I use 1·3·1 with only one or two API keys? +
Yes. 1·3·1 will run whichever models have keys set and skip the rest. If only one key is set, you’ll get that model’s output directly with no synthesis pass needed. You’ll see which models contributed in the “via” line below each output.
What are model weights and how do I set them? +
Model weights tell the synthesis layer how much influence each model’s response should have on the final output. Set them in the Projects tab when creating or editing a project. Weights should add up to 100%. For example: Claude 50%, GPT-4o 30%, Gemini 20% means the final output leans heavily on Claude’s perspective.
How do I reset the onboarding modal? +
Open your browser’s developer tools (F12), go to the Application tab, find Local Storage, and delete the key named 131_onboarding_seen. Refresh the page and the modal will reappear. On iOS, delete and reinstall the app.
Is there a limit to how many times I can run? +
No limits from 1·3·1 itself. Your only limits are the rate limits and quotas set by each AI provider on your account. Check each provider’s dashboard if you’re hitting errors on rapid repeated runs.
Contact Us
Still need help?
Email us and we’ll respond within 24 hours.
© 2026 BGP Studios · 1·3·1 · Privacy Policy
1.3.1 – Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy — 1·3·1
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Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 2026
The short version: 1·3·1 does not collect, store, or sell your personal data. Your API keys and usage data stay on your device. We have no user accounts and no analytics tracking.
Who We Are
1·3·1 is a product of BGP Studios. We build tools for creators and professionals. This privacy policy applies to the 1·3·1 iOS app and web application at one-three-one.vercel.app.
What We Collect
We collect nothing. 1·3·1 has no user accounts, no registration, no email capture, and no analytics SDK. We do not use cookies for tracking purposes.
Specifically, we do not collect:
- Your name, email address, or any personal identifiers
- Your prompts, resume content, or any text you enter into the app
- Your API keys
- Device identifiers or IP addresses
- Usage patterns, session data, or behavioral analytics
Your API Keys
1·3·1 operates on a Bring Your Own Keys (BYOK) model. When you enter API keys for Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI (GPT-4o), or Google (Gemini), those keys are stored exclusively in your device’s local storage. They are never transmitted to BGP Studios servers, never logged, and never shared with any third party.
Your keys are used solely to make API calls to the respective AI providers on your behalf. Those calls are routed through our server infrastructure only to prevent exposing your keys in client-side code — the content of those calls is not stored or logged by us.
Third-Party AI Providers
When you run a synthesis, your prompt is sent to one or more of the following AI providers:
- Anthropic — anthropic.com/privacy
- OpenAI — openai.com/privacy
- Google — policies.google.com/privacy
Each provider processes your prompt according to their own privacy policies. We encourage you to review those policies. BGP Studios does not control how these providers handle data submitted to their APIs.
Local Storage
1·3·1 stores the following data locally on your device only:
- Your API keys (encrypted in local storage)
- Your project presets and model weight settings
- Your audit log of past runs (prompt excerpts and timestamps)
- Onboarding completion status
This data never leaves your device and is not accessible to BGP Studios. You can clear it at any time by clearing your browser or app local storage.
Server Infrastructure
1·3·1 is deployed on Vercel. Our server-side API routes act as a secure proxy to the AI providers — this keeps your API keys from being exposed in client-side code. Vercel may collect standard server logs (IP addresses, request timestamps) as part of normal infrastructure operation. We do not access or use these logs for any purpose. See Vercel’s privacy policy for details.
Children’s Privacy
1·3·1 is not directed at children under the age of 13. We do not knowingly collect any information from children. If you believe a child has used the app in a way that raises privacy concerns, please contact us.
Changes to This Policy
We may update this privacy policy from time to time. Any changes will be posted at this URL with an updated date. Continued use of 1·3·1 after changes constitutes acceptance of the updated policy.
Contact
Questions about this privacy policy? Contact BGP Studios at:
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Every Fear Has a Story
Manny and the Bell – An Anthology Series
Every story begins somewhere different, with different characters, different circumstances, and a different fear.
Running quietly through each story is a phobia. Some are familiar. Some are unusual. Some are irrational. Others feel completely reasonable to the person living with them.
Manny and the Bell explores what happens when fear begins influencing the choices we make, the things we avoid, and the stories we tell ourselves.
Different stories. Different fears. One anthology.
The Left Hand
The Left Hand
Granite Harbor
A Limited Series
GraniteHarbor
Based on “My Husband Had an Island”
Sizzle Reel · 2:00
Scroll
01
The Funeral / The Secret
0:00 – 0:22 · Frames 1A & 1B
Opening
SCENE 1A
Extreme Close-Up · Portrait
SCENE 1B
Aerial Wide · Landscape
V.O. — Sloan
I buried my husband two weeks ago. The military taught me to keep my face still — even when everything inside me wanted to break.
Low cello drone. Wind. Distant bell buoy.
His name was Grant Whitaker. We had been married sixteen years. He owned a private island off the coast of Maine — a place he had always forbidden me to visit.
Sound of folded flag, fabric taut. Silence.
MusicSparse cello. Maritime. Cold opening. No resolution.
02
The Key / The Warning
0:22 – 0:44 · Frames 2A & 2B
Inciting Object
SCENE 2A
Macro · Object
SCENE 2B
Interior · Screen
V.O. — Sloan
His lawyer slid a box across the table. Inside — a brass key. Engraved: Granite Harbor Island. The island had a name. It felt real in my palm.
Key set on wood. Quiet weight of the room.
His video message was short. He said: Please don’t trust Mara.
A beat of silence. Drone returns, lower.
TransitionCut to black — 12 frames. Drone drops a semitone.
Title Card · 0:44 · On Black
Some inheritances come with instructions.
Cut to Black — 12 Frames
03
Arrival / The Island
0:48 – 1:06 · Frames 3A & 3B
World Established
SCENE 3A
Wide · Figures From Behind
SCENE 3B
Exterior · Structure
V.O. — Sloan
The island was over two hundred acres. A lighthouse still functional. A bunker converted from an old Coast Guard station. And a man waiting at the dock who I’d never heard of in sixteen years of marriage.
Ferry engine. Water. Boots on a dock.
He said: Your husband hired me to manage the property. He told me to expect you.
Wind. A gull, distant.
MusicDrone sustains. Low strings, no resolution.
04
The Threat / Mara
1:06 – 1:24 · Frames 4A & 4B
Antagonist Revealed
SCENE 4A
Close-Up · Documents
SCENE 4B
Security Footage · Night
V.O. — Sloan
She had taken two million dollars from investors. Promised them the island. Forged my daughter’s signature. And she sounded so reasonable doing it.
Music tightens. A low pulse begins underneath.
My daughter said: She always sounds nice. That’s her skill.
Silence. Then: a boat engine on water, moving fast.
TransitionCut to black — 8 frames. Pulse stops abruptly.
Title Card · 1:24 · On Black
She expected a grieving widow. She got a tactician.
Cut to Black — 8 Frames
05
Taking Control
1:28 – 1:46 · Frames 5A & 5B
The Turn
SCENE 5A
Interior Wide · Command Room
SCENE 5B
Close-Up · Whiteboard Map
V.O. — Sloan
The Navy taught me to move from shock to action. This wasn’t grief anymore. It was a mission.
Music lifts. Controlled urgency. Sparse percussion enters.
Secure the perimeter. Inspect the bunker. Open the files. Every piece of information — ours. Not hers.
Sounds layered: lock clicking, camera feed online, documents organized. Rhythmic.
MusicPercussion builds. Dissolve — not cut. Intentional.
06
The Reckoning / Close
1:46 – 2:00 · Frames 6A & 6B
Resolution
SCENE 6A
Wide · Lighthouse
SCENE 6B
Macro · Final Object
V.O. — Sloan
Grant didn’t leave us a retreat. He left us a position to hold. And everything we needed to hold it.
Music falls away. Only ocean. Only the lighthouse beam. Steady. Then silence.
FadeSlow fade to black. No music. Ocean only, then silence.
GRANITE HARBOR
A Limited Series
Some inheritances come with instructions.
Confidential Development Material · Not for Distribution
Based on “My Husband Had an Island”
Based on “My Husband Had an Island”
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