Privacy and local-first design
DraftAtlas is designed for authors who may be planning private manuscripts, family cookbooks, lore bibles, or unfinished worlds. The default posture is local-first, offline-capable, and explicit about what leaves the computer.
Support reports are designed to be redacted by default. They can include app version, platform, diagnostic counts, selected health summaries, and recent logs, but do not include manuscript text, notes, images, API keys, AI prompts, or full project folders unless the user explicitly adds that content.
Optional cloud AI providers use configuration supplied by the user. If a user chooses a cloud provider, that provider's terms and privacy policy become part of their decision. DraftAtlas does not control a provider's retention or training practices, so authors should review those terms before sending private work.
DraftAtlas processes files an author deliberately selects. It does not verify copyright ownership, monitor a manuscript for suspected infringement, or bypass DRM and other access controls. Authors remain responsible for permission, attribution, quotation, and sharing decisions.
DraftAtlas does not silently delete, upload, rewrite, or relink user work. The author remains the decision maker.