Your document. Your device.
A readable account of the current local workflow. This is a prelaunch draft, not a claim about a future cloud or AI service.
Your local PDF
You choose the file.
Your browser
Local workers process bytes.
Your original
Keep your original. Clean export is coming soon.
What is connected today?
The inspected manual editor and Guarded prototype have no document-upload endpoint, cloud recovery, account system or AI provider. This marketing presentation does not accept files or process documents.
Application scripts, workers and locally served PDF resources load from the application host. The marketing site adds no trackers, session replay, external fonts or third-party asset requests. Hosting and ordinary server-request behavior need review before publication; this is not a blanket promise of zero networking.
What happens to my session?
The manual editor saves the original PDF and latest applied revision in this browser’s local database. Wait for Saved on this device and use Recover draft when you return. Save draft saves immediately. Remove saved draft deletes its local recovery copy and pauses autosave for that open document until Save draft resumes it. The commercial preview still has no clean export. The separate local Guarded prototype retains a separate original and accepted revisions during the session, with bounded history—not automatic cloud backups.
Drafts persist until you delete them or browser storage is cleared or evicted. Private browsing and device loss can remove them. Unapplied property-field changes and earlier undo history are not recovered. Drafts are not cloud backups, and local deletion does not promise secure erasure. Browser memory and worker termination do not provide a secure-memory-erasure guarantee. No server retention promise is invented here.
What would change with AI?
Natural-language planning is planned. No provider is connected. Any future provider, document data flow, consent, retention and billing terms need separate disclosure and approval before activation.
What does a checked result mean?
Supported technical checks completed on the candidate’s actual bytes. It is not an authenticity, legal-validity, secure-redaction or compliance certificate. Required failed or unchecked conditions block a checked result.