Transparency Report

Independent verification steps, dependencies, and zero-collection audits.

Zero Telemetry

Zero Trackers

Auditable Traffic

VirusTotal Verified

In this document

Non-Collection Matrix
Network Activity
Open Source SDKs
Wireshark Audit Guide
Privacy Changelog

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Data Non-Collection Matrix

We declare and guarantee that the following tracking mechanism classes and modules are completely absent from both our companion Android codebase and Windows desktop runtime:

Telemetry Engines

No background event trackers, usage triggers, or heartbeat logs are compiled.

Analytics Platforms

No integrations with Google Analytics, Firebase Analytics, Mixpanel, or other metrics SDKs.

Crash Reporting SDKs

No automated crash reporters (like Crashlytics or Sentry). Stack traces remain strictly on local log files.

Advertising Frameworks

No mobile ads SDKs, tracking pixels, device identifier hashes, or cookie brokers are loaded.

Cloud Storage Vaults

No connections to remote database management systems or cloud storage buckets.

Third-party Tracking SDKs

Only vanilla Flutter packages and native platform plugins are imported, none of which collect telemetry.

Network Activity Profile

The application only opens connections on your local network boundaries. The exact connection profile is documented below:

Destination / Action	Protocol / Port	Trigger Conditions	Scope
`127.0.0.1` (Localhost)	TCP / Dynamic loopback ports	Screen mirroring, local desktop app client control	Internal host machine only
Local Wi-Fi Subnet (e.g. `192.168.x.x`)	WebSocket & HTTP (mDNS Discovery)	Connecting wirelessly to your companion Android app	Local network only (packets never cross the router)
`api.github.com` (GitHub Releases)	HTTPS / Port 443	Manual trigger to check for application updates	Outgoing only (only fetches public release text metadata)

Open-Source Components & Libraries

Our solution utilizes leading open-source frameworks. You can audit their source repositories directly to confirm their safety profile:

ADB (Android Debug Bridge)

Standard Google Utility

Used to send low-level instructions to the Android OS over USB or TCP. No tracking is present.

scrcpy (Screen Copy)

Open Source Engine

Provides highly-optimized H.264 screen mirroring. Runs entirely locally on your machine and phone.

Flutter SDK

UI Framework

Used for rendering the cross-platform frontend interfaces using hardware acceleration.

VirusTotal Audits

Every compiled build release is automatically submitted to VirusTotal to check against 70+ antivirus engines (including Windows Defender, Kaspersky, and Bitdefender) to guarantee clean, signature-safe executables.

All hash values and report logs are archived publicly. You can audit reports directly on our VirusTotal Reports Page.

Independent Verification Guide (Wireshark Audit)

You do not need to take our word for it. You can independently verify that the application makes no external internet connections by following these steps:

Step 1: Install Wireshark Download and install the open-source network analyzer Wireshark.
Step 2: Bind to Interface Open Wireshark and double-click your active Wi-Fi or Ethernet network adapter.
Step 3: Filter Local Traffic Set a capture filter to display only non-local traffic. Example query: ip.src == [your_pc_ip] && !ip.dst == 192.168.0.0/16.
Step 4: Launch & Mirror Run ADB Device Manager, connect your Android device, and perform mirroring and file transfers.
Step 5: Audit Log traces Confirm that no packets from the application process travel to external public IP addresses.

Future Reproducible Builds Roadmap

Our development roadmap includes implementing reproducible build pipelines. This will enable developers to download our source code, compile the application binaries locally using standard toolchains, and verify that their locally-compiled file hash matches our distributed installer hashes exactly.

Security & Privacy Changelog

Version	Release Date	Security/Privacy Modifications
v1.1	January 2026	Transitioned Wi-Fi connections to TLS sockets to encrypt traffic within shared local networks.
v1.0	December 2024	First stable release. Completed security design audits, removed remote debug check heartbeats, and set up the VirusTotal scanner pipeline.

Last UpdatedDecember 2024

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