How the AI Brain runs on your device — and never phones home
"AI-powered" almost always means "we send your data to a server." Prevon's AI runs isolated on-device, with no code path to the internet at all.

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"AI-powered" almost always means "we send your data to a server." Prevon's AI runs isolated on-device, with no code path to the internet at all.
"Zero-knowledge" gets thrown around a lot in privacy marketing. Here is the precise, checkable definition — and a simple test to catch the fakes.
One design decision — send your words to a server first — is the entire privacy problem with most "smart" notes apps. It is also completely avoidable.
Cloud & Sync · Privacy
Most subscriptions tie usage directly to a billing identity. That link is exactly what makes anonymous cloud storage meaningless. Here is how we cut it.
Cloud & Sync · Security
A perfectly locked box still gives something away if it is a suspicious size or shape. Here is why we care about that, and how we are closing it.
Cloud & Sync · How it works
Most sync tools solve "multiple devices, one account" with a shared master list on a server. That list is a liability. Here is what we do instead.
Cloud & Sync · How it works
If there is no folder with your name on it, how does the app find your own notes? The same way a crypto wallet finds your funds — with a formula, not a lookup table.
Privacy
If a privacy app is free, something is usually paying for it — often you, in ways you can't see. Here is exactly where Prevon's revenue comes from instead.
Privacy
"We take your privacy seriously" is printed on nearly every privacy policy, including the ones that don't. Here is how to actually check the claim.
AI · Privacy
Most AI features are a black box — you see results, never reasoning. Prevon's AI leaves a plain-language receipt for everything it touches.
How it works
Five apps that share one real security model is much harder to build than five apps that just look the same. Here is why we chose the harder path.
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