No cloud · No telemetry
Nothing leaves. Not the documents, not the metadata.
"We don't train on your data" still means a vendor has your data. This is the other answer: there is no outbound path at all.
What a cloud tool sends that you may not have counted
The document is the obvious one. It is rarely the only one.
The document text
Whatever is analysed is transmitted. With HIGHCOURT the text is read from local disk into local memory and never addressed to anywhere.
The prompts and questions
What an attorney asks about a matter can be as revealing as the matter. Those questions stay on the machine.
Usage telemetry
Matter names, document counts, timestamps and error reports are routinely collected by hosted tools. Nothing here reports anything.
Retained copies
Cached embeddings and logs often outlive the session on the vendor side. Here the index is on your disk, and deleting the matter deletes it.
What stays true on every matter
These do not change by practice area, firm size, or the question asked.
Put a packet capture on it.
The claim is falsifiable, which is the point. Watch the machine work a matter with the network monitored and see what it sends.
Request a BriefingQuestions firms ask
The answers below are specific to this page’s subject.
Is there really no outbound connection?
Nothing in the analysis path requires one, and the machine is designed to run with the network disconnected entirely. That is the test we would encourage you to run yourself.
What about licence checks or activation?
The licence is bound to the workstation and does not require the machine to call anywhere to keep working.
Do you collect crash reports?
No. Diagnostics are written to the local disk, where the firm can read them and choose whether to send anything.
How would we verify this ourselves?
Disconnect the machine and use it. If the work still gets done, the claim is demonstrated rather than promised.
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