We never see your data. Here's how to check.
Agent Task Lock runs on your computers. Client files and the record stay with you. These are the steps to check that for yourself.
The steps
Step by step,
and what you get.
Each step says what you do, what you see and what you get.
See a whole AI job →- 1
Ask what leaves the computer
- You do
- Ask us, or read the privacy page.
- You see
- The answer: nothing that holds client information.
- You get
- Many vendor review questions don't apply.
- 2
Watch the network yourself
- You do
- Run the network check on your own Mac during a demo.
- You see
- No connection to us while the app works.
- You get
- You don't have to take our word for it.
- 3
Read what it doesn't do
- You do
- Open the limits page.
- You see
- Every limit, written down before you ask.
- You get
- No surprises after you buy.
- 4
Ask for the review packet
- You do
- Sign an NDA and ask for the security review packet.
- You see
- The deeper answers your security team needs.
- You get
- Your review has what it needs.
- 5
Try it at one office first
- You do
- Start with one team, in Watch only.
- You see
- How it fits, with nobody slowed down.
- You get
- A decision based on your own results.
The answer
What never
leaves.
Nothing that holds client information.
Privacy →The app runs on your computers. Client files, the record and evidence packs stay with you.
There's nothing of ours to sign in to.
The app doesn't report what you do. A help message is an email you read and send yourself.
Mark a client, and only AI that runs on the computer itself may work on their files.
One switch turns off every part of the app that uses the internet.
Check it
What you
can check.
Things you can look at yourself.
What it doesn't do →The Mac app is signed by its maker and checked by Apple before you can open it.
If someone changes the record later, that shows up when it's checked.
Your reviewer can look at the code under an agreement. Code escrow for contracts is planned, not in place yet.
What it doesn't do is written down before you ask.
For your review
The deeper
answers.
A list of what's in the app, filled-in security forms and a written statement of what leaves the computer. We send them under an NDA.
Our reading of the rules is not legal advice. Whether a rule applies to you is for you and your lawyer to decide.
Bring it to your review.
Start with one office.
$49 a month or $299 a year for each person, after a 7-day free trial.