Boutique legal, RIA and financial advisory, accounting, advisory, and due-diligence work runs on documents you're bound to keep confidential. ScopePack turns those files into a source-linked briefing pack on your own machine — with the network off. Nothing reaches a server.
AI-grade document review without breaking the obligation. Not a chatbot, not "secure ChatGPT" — a private briefing-pack generator for client files that must stay in your custody. We never receive your data, so we can't be forced to share it.
A full client-matter briefing — sources, timeline, entities, sensitive findings, safe export — built end to end at 0 bytes sent.
Drop in confidential PDFs, Word and Excel files, emails, scans, and notes. On-device AI and OCR build the briefing while the network stays off. Then you review, redact, and export a clean copy you can circulate.
PDFs, Word and Excel files, emails, scans, notes. They land in encrypted local storage on your machine and stay there. No upload step, no account, no sync.
On-device AI and OCR build a complete Sensitive Briefing Pack — every dated event and entity linked back to its source page — with the network off the whole time.
Work the sensitive-findings queue — SSNs, account numbers, amounts — then export a full and a redacted, safe-to-share Markdown briefing for colleagues or clients.
Every file reviewed, with extraction notes and quality flags for scans and gaps.
Dated events pulled from your documents, each linked back to its source page.
People, organizations, emails, phones, account and money amounts, and date signals.
A queue of risky values — SSNs, account numbers, amounts — to redact before anything is shared.
A local-processing record showing what ran on the device and that nothing left it — useful for your audit file.
Full and redacted Markdown exports for internal review and safe sharing with colleagues or clients.
A hosted AI service copies your client files onto a vendor's servers, where they're subject to breach, retention, and legal process. That isn't a flaw in those tools — it's how any cloud service works, and it's exactly why so many firms forbid them for client data. ScopePack removes that surface entirely.
A hosted AI service creates an external copy of client data subject to breach, retention, and legal process at the vendor. ScopePack removes that surface: your files never reach a server, so there is no vendor-held copy to account for in data-mapping, vendor-risk, or audit work — and because we never receive your data, your documents stay in your custody, with nothing for us to be compelled to hand over.
Plenty of firms have already told staff, in writing, not to put client data into cloud AI. That ban is correct — and it leaves a gap. People still need AI-grade help with documents, and pretending they don't just pushes the workaround into the shadows. ScopePack is built to close that gap the right way.
The ban exists to stop client data from reaching a vendor's servers. ScopePack never transmits content, so the reason for the ban simply isn't triggered.
Hand the verifier and egress audit to your IT or compliance reviewer. They can confirm the offline workflow runs at 0 sent / 0 received before anyone installs it.
Give people a sanctioned tool that actually works offline, and you remove the incentive to paste client text into a personal chatbot to get the job done.
Don't ask anyone to trust a claim — give them a test they can run. The runtime test is enough for most people; reviewers and IT teams can go two layers deeper.
Enable airplane mode or block the app with a firewall. Every core feature still works, and the counter stays at 0 — a test your IT team can repeat.
A published audit shows there is exactly one network code path — the optional model download — and it's off by default. Share it with vendor risk.
An open MIT-licensed tool checks release signatures, hashes, and that the offline workflow runs with no connectivity.
We make money when you buy a license — full stop. We never see your documents, so we could never sell, mine, or be compelled to disclose them. The absence of that incentive is the entire point.
I built ScopePack because in January 2026 a court ordered an AI company to hand over millions of private conversations — and its own CEO admitted there's no legal confidentiality when you use the cloud. The people I know who handle the most sensitive client files had nowhere to turn.
So I built the tool I'd trust myself: one that never sees your data, can't be forced to share it, and lets you prove all of that for yourself.
— Founder, NextAI Forge, LLC · Read the full story →
ScopePack is built to keep your files in your custody. Documents stay in encrypted local storage on your machine and are never transmitted to us or any third party — so you're not introducing the third-party exposure that comes with pasting content into a hosted AI service. It's a private workspace and operator aid, not legal advice; you remain responsible for how you handle privileged material.
Give them a test, not a claim. Put the machine in airplane mode or block the app with a firewall, then run a full briefing — it works, and the counter stays at 0 sent / 0 received. We also publish an egress audit and a public verifier so a reviewer or IT team can confirm there's exactly one network code path, off by default.
We have nothing to retain. ScopePack never receives your documents, so there's no server-side copy to store, log, mine, or be compelled to disclose. Source files and briefing packs live only in encrypted local storage on your device, under your own retention schedule.
A hosted AI service creates an external copy of client data subject to breach and legal process at the vendor. ScopePack removes that surface — your files never reach a server, so there's no vendor-held copy to account for in data-mapping or vendor-risk work, and every pack includes a local-processing verification record. This isn't compliance advice; you remain responsible for your own obligations.
No. The app runs fully offline on your machine. If ScopePack the company disappeared tomorrow, your installed app keeps working — there's no server to switch off and no account to lose. You're not renting access to your own documents.
Yes. Those bans exist because pasting client data into a cloud chatbot sends it to a vendor's servers. ScopePack does the opposite: the AI and OCR run on-device and nothing is transmitted, so you get AI-grade review without the disclosure that triggered the ban. It's designed to be the sanctioned local alternative your IT and compliance reviewers can verify.
Lock in pilot pricing for a year. Manually onboarded — after payment we reach out at your checkout email.
30-day refund, no questions asked. Manually onboarded — please don't email sensitive client documents; the product is where they belong. Read why we built it →
ScopePack is a private workspace and operator aid for reviewing your own documents. It is not legal, security, or compliance advice, and is not a tool for evading lawful obligations. You remain responsible for how you handle your files and for reviewing every output before relying on or sharing it.