Your client files never leave your computer.
The engine downloads once and runs inside your browser. There is no upload step and no server that could read a file, so there is nothing for us to leak.
Your computer
Client folder
Browser
Engine
Draft report
Client files: never
Anonymous page counts
BooksTied servers
Nothing to upload, nothing for us to leak.
The facts, one line each
Where files are processedIn your browser, on your machine
File uploadNone
A server that reads filesNone exists
Account needed to tryNone
CookiesNone
Website statisticsAnonymous page and click counts
Offline edition network requestsZero
Check it yourself in two minutes
1
Open the network panel
Open the sample, press F12 (or Option-Cmd-I on a Mac) and choose the Network tab.
2
Drop a client folder
Watch the list while the draft is built. No request carries a file, a sheet name, a company name or a number.
3
Pull the cable
For the strict test, open the offline edition, unplug the network and run the same folder.
What we never see
- File names and sheet names
- Company and client names
- Amounts, figures and report text
- Your edits, notes and sign-off
What we do keep
- Email, name and plan, if you buy (payments go through Stripe)
- Anonymous counts: page, referrer, country, browser type
- Nothing else
Questions from risk partners
No. SOC 2 covers systems that hold client data, and no client data reaches ours. If your firm’s policy still requires one, run the offline edition on a machine with no network.
Try it with the sample. Then with a real folder.
Nothing to install, no account. If it is not useful in five minutes, close the tab.
Try the sample