The site uses static pages served through a hosting provider and a content delivery network. These systems process IP addresses and access logs while delivering the content.
A visit counter from statinside.com records page visits to help track traffic patterns. Pressing the download button records the time, IP address, browser user agent and referral source before redirecting to the installer.
The application runs locally on your machine and sends no telemetry data to any external service. Your chats, working folders and API keys stay on the PC until you choose to delete them.
Secrets appearing in tool output are redacted before they reach the model endpoint you pick. Prompts go only to the endpoint the reader picks; the provider processes them under its own terms.
Web search can optionally run over an anonymizing network. Control of chats from a phone browser requires one outbound connection which you can switch off.
Update checks require a brief network connection to verify the latest version status. You can switch off optional features such as web search and control of chats from a phone browser to minimize the data leaving your local environment.
You decide which model provider handles your prompts by configuring the API endpoint yourself. With a local model running on your PC, nothing leaves the machine during operation.
You choose which model endpoint the app uses, decide whether to switch off the phone browser control, and select which folders the reader opens.
You can send feedback directly from the application interface using the dedicated button. This method keeps your communication within the app context for easy reference.
The Send feedback button inside the app is the way to report issues or suggest improvements.
Updated 2 November 2026
