iNodes runs on your workstation, next to software that carries your production. So the app is built to stay closed: it doesn't open up to the network, it protects your credentials and it checks its own files.
Protected exchanges
- The service stays on your computer. It only listens on the machine's local address: other workstations on the network can't call it.
- Every local call is checked. Your software presents a secret key unique to your workstation, and only the app window can display its interface.
- The link with our servers is encrypted. It goes over HTTPS, to an address set in the app.
- You have no provider key to manage. Neither the app, the plugins nor your software call the model provider directly: only our server does.
- Your credentials are encrypted on disk, with AES-256.
The application is built to protect you from attacks, from outside and from inside.
Your prompts and your generations
Your prompts aren't kept by iNodes. The FAQ answers in a few lines.
On your workstation, you stay in control: the audit logs, which keep a record of each generation, are off by default. You set them in Settings.