What “privacy-first” means across the BoMoSi portfolio
A plain-language map of on-device apps, local backups, and Bizobix’s governed in-environment analytics — without treating every product the same.
“Privacy-first” is easy to print and hard to define. Across BoMoSi it is not one identical architecture. It is a family of choices that show up differently per product.
Consumer apps that keep the job on the device
Several apps are designed so the core task does not require uploading personal files to BoMoSi servers — for example watermarking in Markora, contact cleanup in ContactMind, and local trackers such as vExpiry or Carzo.
Those pages spell out local storage, offline use, or backup/restore where it applies. That is the detail that matters more than a homepage slogan.
Enterprise analytics that stay in your environment
Bizobix is a different shape: a B2B insight platform where authorised users ask questions in plain language against approved SQL Server or Oracle views. The public positioning stresses that SQL executes locally via a Secure Connector and that raw tables are not ingested into a vendor cloud for the governed model described on bizobix.com.
That is still “privacy-minded,” but the unit of privacy is the organisation’s network boundary, not a phone photo library.
How to read the portfolio honestly
- Open the privacy-first solutions hub for an editorial map.
- Open each product page for Privacy and Note sections.
- Treat store permissions and optional AI features as version-specific — they can change.
If you need a single next click, start with the hub, then verify the product you actually plan to install.