A technical explanation of the hard limits on what data ever leaves your device.
The safest private data is data we never collect
Laivara should not need the content of your documents, chats, prompts, or browsing history to help you understand focus and reliance patterns.
The product is designed around minimizing what leaves the device and limiting server-side data to what is needed for account, billing, and pattern feedback.
Boundaries
Content is not the measurement unit
The relevant question is not what you wrote. It is how often you switched context, how long a work block lasted, whether you paused to reflect, and whether AI became the default response to friction.
Those signals are enough for the product experience without reading the substance of private work.
User control
Privacy needs visible controls
Users should be able to understand what is collected, export their data, delete it, and use core features without being pushed into unnecessary sharing.
Trust comes from limits the product keeps even when more data would be convenient.
Framework
Collection boundaries
No private document text
No prompt-content scoring
No hidden social ranking
No sale of behavioral data
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