A leak isn't an abstraction in your work — it's a story, a source, or a person at risk. So ScopePack builds the briefing on your own machine with the network off. The documents never reach a server, which means there is no copy to breach, retain, subpoena, or hand over.
Not a chatbot. A private briefing-pack generator for material where exposure has a human cost. No account. No telemetry. No one — not even us — can reach your sources through this product.
A full source dossier — sources, timeline, findings, editor-safe export — built in the field with the network off. The meter never moves off zero.
Most privacy pitches talk about policy and penalties. That's not the stakes here. A whistleblower who trusted you. A subject who agreed to talk on background. A draft that, if it surfaced early, would change the outcome of a campaign or a case. The exposure can't be undone with an apology.
Records, memos, and interview material that identify a source if mishandled. Analysis has to happen somewhere a copy can't be subpoenaed out from under you.
Legal threats, medical and financial records, private correspondence. The material itself is what an adversary or a breach is after — so it shouldn't sit on someone else's server.
Opposition research, draft positions, crisis-response documents. A leak isn't just embarrassing; it hands the story to the other side before you're ready.
A hosted AI service can be breached, subpoenaed, or compelled to disclose what sits on its servers. That isn't a flaw in those tools — it's how any cloud service works. For your material, that uploaded copy is the exposure. ScopePack removes it entirely.
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.
Protecting a source is mostly about controlling where copies of their material can exist. ScopePack is built so the only copy lives where you put it — encrypted, on a machine you hold.
Source files stay in encrypted local storage. There's no sync, no cloud backup of content, and no account that mirrors your material elsewhere.
The sensitive-findings queue surfaces names, contact details, and tells that could identify a source — so you can redact them before anything is shared.
Each pack documents what ran locally and that no source content left the device — a record you can show an editor or counsel without exposing the underlying files.
Once installed, the full workflow runs with the network off — on a plane, in a hotel, at a courthouse, or anywhere with no signal. Offline is the normal mode.
No telemetry, no usage analytics, no background sync. The one optional network path is a default-off model download, counted byte-by-byte in the top bar.
If ScopePack the company is breached, compelled, or shut down, there is nothing on our side to take — and your installed app keeps working offline.
A hosted service can be compelled to disclose what sits on its servers. We never receive your data — so your sources stay on your machine, and there is nothing for us to be forced, breached, or subpoenaed into handing over. You are not relying on our good security. You are relying on the fact that we never hold the material in the first place.
The hardest part of fast-moving sensitive work is proving provenance without circulating the raw material. Every pack ships with a record built for exactly that review.
Each timeline entry and finding links back to a specific page or message, so a fact-checker can trace a claim to its origin.
An immutable record of what ran on the device and that no source content left it — review confidence without an uploaded copy.
Generate an editor-safe redacted briefing for circulation and a full version for internal review, from the same pack.
You handle material where "trust me" is never enough. Good — neither is it here. Hand the test to the most technical person on your team.
Enable airplane mode or block the app with a firewall. Every core feature still works, and the live counter stays at 0 sent / 0 received.
A published audit shows there is exactly one network code path — the optional model download — and it's off by default. No telemetry endpoint, no analytics beacon, no phone-home.
An open MIT-licensed tool checks release signatures, recomputes hashes, and confirms the offline workflow runs with no connectivity.
A source is exposed when the documents tied to them are copied somewhere reachable. Cloud AI puts a copy on a vendor's servers, where it can be breached, retained, or compelled. ScopePack never sends your files anywhere, so there's no off-device copy to seize or leak — the material stays in encrypted local storage on the machine you control. That's data minimization, not a way to hide anything from a process directed at you.
Don't trust the claim — test the behavior. Turn on airplane mode or block the app with a firewall, then run a full briefing. Everything works and the counter stays at 0 sent / 0 received. We publish an egress audit showing exactly one network code path — an optional, default-off model download — and an open MIT-licensed verifier so a technical reviewer on your team can confirm it independently. The privacy is structural and observable.
Everything works. Once installed, the whole briefing workflow runs with the network off — on a plane, in a hotel, at a courthouse, or somewhere with no signal at all. No sign-in, no sync, no call home. Offline is the normal operating mode, not a degraded one.
We never receive your documents, so there's nothing on our side to breach or to be forced to disclose. There's no account, no synced copy, no server-side store of your files. If we were breached, subpoenaed, or shut down entirely, your installed app keeps working offline and your material stays on your machine. You're relying on the fact that we never hold the data — not on our good security.
It's built for that. Each pack includes a local-processing record showing what ran on the device and that no source content left it, plus source-linked findings that trace every claim back to a page or message. Editors, fact-checkers, and counsel can review provenance without the underlying documents leaving custody. It's an operator aid for your own review, not legal or security advice.
No. There's no cloud model and no API call in the workflow. The AI and OCR run on your device. That's exactly why your source material can stay put.
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30-day refund, no questions asked. Pilot access is manually onboarded — after payment we reach out at your checkout email. Please don't email sensitive source documents; the product is where they belong. Read why we built it →