Security & privacy
Your documents are the one thing we never want to see
Anomicore exists because sensitive documents shouldn't have to leave your machine to get anonymized. That principle shapes how the app works today and how the parts we're still building — licensing and payments — are being designed.
Detection and redaction both run locally
Anomicore reads, analyzes, and rewrites your documents on your own machine. There is no step in that pipeline that requires uploading a document to a server to find or remove sensitive content.
Works offline
Because nothing about redaction depends on a network call, Anomicore works the same whether you're connected or not — including on machines that are deliberately kept off the network.
You control what's kept in the log
The redaction log records what category was found and what was done — you choose whether the original sensitive text is also included, for audit purposes, or left out entirely.
Built by watching real, priority documents
Detection is tuned against legal, financial, and healthcare document patterns specifically, rather than treated as an afterthought on top of generic text.
Licensing & payment
How the parts that do touch a server are being designed
Buying and activating a license is the one part of Anomicore that has to talk to something outside your machine. Here's the design we're building toward, so there are no surprises.
Payment goes straight to Stripe
Purchases are handled by Stripe's own hosted checkout page. Your card details are entered on Stripe's servers, never on ours — Anomicore's own infrastructure is never in a position to see or store payment information.
No account, no password to manage
Activating Anomicore uses a license key, not a username and password. There's no Anomicore-hosted account database holding a credential that could be compromised, because there's no Anomicore-hosted account at all.
Minimal footprint by design
What the licensing system is designed to know about you: an email address (to deliver your license key and receipts), a Stripe customer reference, and the friendly names of the machines you've activated on. Nothing about your documents — their content, filenames, or file paths — is ever part of that picture.
Billing self-service via Stripe
Updating a card, downloading a receipt, or canceling a subscription is designed to route through Stripe's own secure customer portal, rather than a separate Anomicore-built account page.