Frequently asked questions

Yes, with no exceptions — unlike some offline-first apps, there's no HTTP plugin dependency at all, and no feature has a reason to make a network request. See the Security page for exactly how this is checked.

No. Once you have the app built or installed, every conversion works fully offline — no account, no license server, no update check.

Images (jpg, png, webp, gif, bmp, tiff, svg, ico, tga, pnm, qoi, avif), Audio (mp3, wav, flac, ogg, m4a, aac, opus, wma), Documents (md, txt, html, rtf, odt, docx), Spreadsheets (csv, xlsx, xls, ods), and Video (mp4, mov, avi, webm, gif). See the Formats page for the full breakdown.

Not currently. PDF export was investigated for the Documents phase but backed out — the lightweight offline LaTeX engine option (Tectonic) turned out to require either a live network dependency or a much larger bundled package archive, neither of which fit the offline-by-design constraint. May be revisited with a different approach.

Yes — the full source is on GitHub. You're welcome to read it, audit it, or build it yourself instead of trusting a packaged binary.

Windows, built with Tauri. That's the primary target today; the codebase doesn't rule out other platforms later.