What stays local
Project records, attachments, backups, and exports remain in the workspace you keep on your computer.
Security & privacy
Identity and signed licensing use minimal online metadata. They remain technically and operationally separate from the local Workbench where project work belongs.
Read the privacy noticeLocal Workbench data
Workbench flows keep the operational project picture in local workspace packages, portable folders, backups, and exports selected by the user.
Online commercial-account data
The online account is for identity and licensing. It does not receive Workbench project files.
What this means in practice
Project records, attachments, backups, and exports remain in the workspace you keep on your computer.
A customer account holds identity and licence metadata. It does not receive Workbench project files.
Use the product’s verified backup and restore paths. This website does not hold a copy of your project.
Claims we do not make
No SOC 2, ISO 27001, military-grade, or independent-certification claim is made.
Authentication and licensing do not upload, inspect, or synchronise Workbench project content.
A verified account or checkout return grants nothing on its own. Licence and download rights remain separate from visiting a page.
Technical detail
Sign-in and licence activation use a separate online service. They exchange the minimum identity and entitlement metadata needed to bind a licence to a device.
Workspace databases, attachments, and exports are not synchronised to the customer account. Copying a portable folder does not copy activation.
A signed licence record can include owner, status, seats, update eligibility, and device activations. Those records are not a project archive.
Bounded account and licensing events may be retained to operate the service. They do not include Workbench project content.
Trust contacts
Mail to these addresses is received. Use the matching role address for your subject. There is no on-site contact form.
The privacy notice and legal pages describe what this website and the local Workbench actually do. No security certification is claimed.