Stored on your Mac
Opened documents, reading state, highlights, progress, generated local audio, and downloaded local model files are processed or stored locally.
Pageflow combines local features with optional services you explicitly configure. The boundary should always be understandable.
Opened documents, reading state, highlights, progress, generated local audio, and downloaded local model files are processed or stored locally.
When a local TTS or speech-recognition model is selected, its inference runs on your Mac and does not require sending the passage or recording to a speech provider.
When you invoke a cloud-backed question, generation feature, transcription model, or voice, the text or audio required for that request is sent to the provider you selected and is governed by that provider's terms.
Downloads are counted at Cloudflare's edge, recording only the file, country, and browser family already visible to any web server. There are no cookies, no advertising or third-party analytics scripts, and nothing that identifies you — the app itself contains no telemetry at all.
Pageflow does not automatically attach your document to a GitHub report. Review logs and attachments before sharing them, remove private text, and prefer a small public reproduction document.
This page describes the current beta's intended behavior, not a promise that experimental software has no defects. If you find unexpected network activity or sensitive content in a diagnostic, stop using the affected feature and report it.