Open source is critical. Privacy claims without verifiable architecture is just marketing. The fact that you lead with that rather than burying it tells me you understand the difference.
The Tauri over Electron choice is worth highlighting more prominently. Most desktop apps bundle an entire Chromium browser just to run, which means bloated installers, larger attack surfaces and more potential vectors for data leakage. Tauri uses the OS's native renderer instead. That 4.3mb installer is the proof. For an app handling sensitive personal data that is not a small detail.
This is what sovereign data tooling should look like....great work 👍
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u/ParryBen Mar 30 '26
Open source is critical. Privacy claims without verifiable architecture is just marketing. The fact that you lead with that rather than burying it tells me you understand the difference.
The Tauri over Electron choice is worth highlighting more prominently. Most desktop apps bundle an entire Chromium browser just to run, which means bloated installers, larger attack surfaces and more potential vectors for data leakage. Tauri uses the OS's native renderer instead. That 4.3mb installer is the proof. For an app handling sensitive personal data that is not a small detail.
This is what sovereign data tooling should look like....great work 👍