Privacy

All scanning runs locally on your CPU. Files, file paths, scan results, quarantined items, and configuration never leave your machine. There is no cloud sandbox, no upload, no “send sample for analysis” toggle.

Two things, both anonymized:

• Signature updates. IronWall issues HTTPS HEAD requests to a static signature feed to check whether new signatures are available. No identifiers, no cookies.
• Update checks. The Tauri updater pings a static manifest URL to learn the latest version number. Same: no identifiers, no cookies.

• No user accounts.
• No email collection.
• No analytics SDKs (no Mixpanel, GA, Amplitude, Sentry, etc.).
• No advertising identifiers.
• No backend that knows you exist.

ironwall.app is a static marketing site. It loads Inter from Google Fonts; that's the only third-party request. No analytics scripts. No cookies set by us.

Privacy claims are easy to make. IronWall is MIT-licensed, so when the repo goes public you'll be able to audit every line of the scanner, the network code, and the updater.

Questions or concerns: hello@ironwall.app. (Address is a placeholder until the project goes public.)