01 · PrivateApplication personal contextDocuments, assets, tables, notes, events, files, and backups
02 · BoundedTechnical servicesLimited server-side functions with a clear purpose
03 · PublicThe public side of EntiWebsite, publications, and project information
These are separate areas of responsibility. Their proximity does not imply automatic data sharing.

Application content

Documents, assets, tables, notes, events, files, and backups form the application’s personal context.

Personal context is stored locally on the user’s device and remains within the private side of Enti.

Bounded technical services

Some functions may communicate with server infrastructure when this is necessary for them to work.

Those interactions should remain limited in purpose and in the amount of data they transmit.

Personal context remains stored on the user’s device.

Public website

The public website is used for information about the project, the product, and its ideas.

Its operation may involve ordinary technical web-request data and limited website usage statistics.

This processing belongs to the public side of Enti and remains separate from personal context inside the application.

Downloads and email

Application files may be distributed through separate download infrastructure.

Email is used for correspondence with Enti.

Email correspondence remains separate from personal context inside the application.

Passwords, seed phrases, private keys, and other sensitive information should not be sent by email.

This page describes the current boundaries between the private application, technical services, and Enti’s public resources.

As the product and infrastructure evolve, this description will be updated.