What moves,
what doesn't.
Cloud tools move data constantly. MoogleWord is designed to keep data stationary by architectural default.
The Data Matrix
A transparent breakdown of every data type handled by MoogleWord and its movement status.
| Data Category | Storage Location | Movement State | Encryption |
|---|---|---|---|
| Draft Content | Local Device Only | Stationary | AES-256 (At Rest) |
| Editor Settings | App Config Folder | Stationary | None (System Level) |
| AI Prompting | RAM (Volatile) | Ephemeral Outbound | TLS 1.3 (In Transit) |
| Crash Telemetry | Moogle Internal | Anonymous Outbound | Encrypted Hash |
Protocol: Hard Zero
The "Hard Zero" toggle in your settings is our architectural kill-switch. When enabled, the application physically disables the networking module for the editor thread.
Network Isolation
AI features and update checks are fully disabled. The app functions as a literal typewriter in a vacuum.
Zero Persistence
Prevents any background process from attempting to sync with external drives or third-party cloud folders.
Lifecycle of Data
Environment Local-Only
Application binary loads from your internal drive. No verification pings or license network calls.
Input Processing Local-Only
Keystrokes are handled by the local UI thread. Zero background stream of content to any server.
File Commit Local-Only
Drafts are saved to your hardware. We do not provide proprietary cloud sync, preventing data leakage.
AI Features Ephemeral
Only selections you highlight are sent for processing. Results are returned and then purged.
Privacy as Math.
In MoogleWord, your privacy isn't a promise in a legal document—it's a result of how the code is built.
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