The Personal runtime is open source
The desktop client, Engine, local proxy, mobile client, migrations, and shared contracts are available in the public OpenLeash repository for inspection.
Inspect the sourceClear product boundaries and links your team can verify. OpenLeash does not currently claim SOC 2 or ISO certification.
No third-party security certification or audit report is presented as complete here. As independent assurance becomes available, OpenLeash will publish the scope, period, and evidence instead of using an unsupported status badge.
The desktop client, Engine, local proxy, mobile client, migrations, and shared contracts are available in the public OpenLeash repository for inspection.
Inspect the sourcePersonal Open Source runs its Engine and Postgres locally and uses a model-provider key supplied by the user. It does not require a OpenLeash Cloud account.
A managed signup creates a free single-member Business organization with evaluation, sync, web access, and administration in OpenLeash Cloud.
OpenLeash uses agent hooks and supported provider-traffic integrations to observe and evaluate actions. Coverage depends on the agent, installation, configuration, and action path; OpenLeash does not claim to intercept every possible action.
Supported actions can continue, require a human decision, or be denied by policy. OpenLeash records the result and relevant context for the account or organization view.
Cloud services process account, device, security-event, approval, and optional provider-usage metadata needed to deliver the product. The Privacy Policy describes the categories and purposes.
We will answer with the current product behavior and available evidence. If something is not implemented or independently verified, we will say so.