You choose the file
The browser can access files you explicitly select or drop. This does not grant the site permission to scan your entire hard drive.
LOCAL-FIRST COMPUTING · ZORYVIA
We send tools and algorithms to your browser, instead of sending your files to our servers. Select, process on your device, then download your result.
For Zoryvia file tools marked local processing, selected file contents are read and transformed inside your browser—not uploaded to a Zoryvia processing server. Your browser still downloads the website and its processing code.
The browser can access files you explicitly select or drop. This does not grant the site permission to scan your entire hard drive.
Text and PDF generally use CPU; images use Canvas; WebGPU and hardware video codecs are used only when supported. Not every tool uses a GPU.
The browser creates a local download. File processing uses your CPU/GPU, memory and temporary storage, subject to device and browser limits.
Open Developer Tools → Network, choose your file and run the tool. Inspect outbound requests for file contents. We also run regression tests against unintended file uploads. Loading JavaScript, CSS or website resources is not uploading your file.
No. PDF, image, text and local video tools are designed for on-device execution. Public website diagnostics must perform network checks on the domain you enter; Support receives only information you explicitly submit.
No. Browsers expose sandboxed APIs. WebGPU, WebCodecs and hardware codecs vary by browser, operating system and format. Unsupported devices get an explanation, not a silent cloud upload.
No service can guarantee zero risk. Browsers, extensions, operating systems and website code require ongoing maintenance. Our concrete pledge for local file tools is no upload of selected file contents, backed by code review and network tests.
These tools are currently free and checkout is not live. Future paid options may cover advanced algorithms, automated workflows, batch processing, templates and support—not resale of your CPU/GPU resources.
Open the tool supermarket to process your files, or first check support for WebGPU, WebCodecs and WebAssembly.
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