Privilege doesn't survive
the cloud.
Attorney-client privilege assumes confidentiality. But every cloud-based note app introduces a third party — the provider — who can be compelled to produce your files. Writtt stores everything locally with AES-256 encryption. No server. No third party. No compromise.
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Third-party access
Cloud providers are third parties. Storing privileged communications on their servers can create waiver arguments and compliance vulnerabilities.
Discoverable metadata
Even if content is encrypted in transit, cloud services retain metadata — document titles, timestamps, access patterns — that can be discoverable.
Content analysis risks
AI-powered features in modern editors analyze your content for suggestions. That analysis happens on servers you don't control, potentially exposing privileged information.
Confidentiality enforced by architecture.
AES-256 client-side encryption
Privileged documents are encrypted with AES-256-GCM on your device. Keys are derived from your password and never stored anywhere else.
No third-party storage
All files remain on your local disk. There is no cloud sync, no backup service, and no server that could be subpoenaed or breached.
Zero telemetry, zero metadata
Writtt collects no analytics, no usage data, and no document metadata. There is no record of what you wrote, when, or for how long.
Auditable open source
The complete source code is public under MIT license. Your firm's IT team can audit every line before deployment.
“Professional secrecy isn't a checkbox. It's an architectural decision. Every cloud sync is a potential waiver you didn't intend to make.
Frequently asked questions
Writtt stores all content locally with AES-256 encryption and makes zero network calls. Since no third party ever accesses your files, there is no external party that could compromise privilege. However, consult your bar's ethics guidance for technology-specific requirements.
Yes. Writtt is a standalone desktop application with no cloud dependencies. It can be deployed on firm-managed devices without requiring internet access or SaaS subscriptions. The open source code can be audited by your IT team.
Writtt's architecture — local-only storage, AES-256 encryption, zero telemetry — inherently minimizes data protection risks because no personal data is collected or transmitted. However, specific regulatory compliance should be verified with your compliance team.
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AES-256 encryption, zero cloud, zero telemetry. Professional confidentiality enforced by architecture, not by policy.
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