Security & Privacy Transparency
We believe privacy should be provable, not just promised. Here is exact technical documentation of how OmniDeck executes on your hardware, how your data is isolated, and how you can verify it yourself.
⚙️ Local Execution vs Cloud SaaS
1. You upload your sensitive file (PDF, contract, photo, code) to their remote servers.
2. File is written to third-party disks for processing.
3. Subject to retention policies, employee snooping, subpoenas, and data breaches.
4. You download the processed output over the internet.
1. You select or drop a file directly into your browser.
2. WebAssembly (Wasm) and WebCrypto execute inside your local device RAM.
3. 0 bytes are uploaded to any external server.
4. Processed output is saved directly to your local disk from memory.
Transparent Tool Classification Matrix
We explicitly classify every workstation so you know exactly which tools communicate over the network and which are 100% air-gapped.
| Tool Category | Core Examples | Network Communication | Data Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| PDF & Document Suite | PDF Merge, Split, Compress, Sign, Redact, Protect | ⛔ NONE (0 Bytes) | Client Memory (Wasm) |
| Media & Image Studio | Image Compressor, Batch Converter, 3D Mockups, Audio Trimmer | ⛔ NONE (0 Bytes) | Client Memory (Canvas / ffmpeg.wasm) |
| Developer & Data Tools | SQLite Studio, JSON Formatter, Regex Lab, Code Sandbox | ⛔ NONE (0 Bytes) | Client Memory (sql.js / Wasm) |
| Security & Cryptography | AES-256 Encryptor, Hash Generator, PII Secret Sanitizer | ⛔ NONE (0 Bytes) | Client Memory (WebCrypto API) |
| Network Diagnostics | Public IP Lookup, Speedtest, DNS Latency Benchmarks | 🌐 Communicates (Required for network diagnostics) | Fetches network headers / ping targets |
🔍 How to Verify Zero-Uploads Yourself (Reproducible Proof)
Don't take our word for it. You can inspect OmniDeck in any browser in 30 seconds:
📬 Security Disclosure & Vulnerability Reporting
We welcome security researchers and developers to audit our client-side implementation. If you discover a potential vulnerability or security concern, please contact our security team immediately at: