ScaleSet PDF opens, marks up and saves drawings on your own machine. What goes online is the licence check and the update check, and neither carries anything about your work.
Not the drawing, not its file name, not a markup, a comment or a measurement. Shared reviews run through a folder your team already shares. If you connect your own AI assistant, it talks to the app on your computer under your own plan.
The app checks in while it is open and online. The answer is a lease signed with Ed25519 that names the account and the computer; a lease copied to another computer does not run there, and a clock wound back to stretch one is noticed.
SentSession, computer identifier and name, versionReturnedA signed lease, three days at mostOfflineRuns on the lease it hasA drawing with a password asks for it and keeps it for the session only. Everything written from a protected drawing - a save, an export, extracted pages, the parts of a split - is sealed again with its own security. Protect writes AES-256, which every current reader opens.
No. ScaleSet PDF is a desktop app; drawings are opened and saved on your computer. Shared reviews happen through a folder your team already shares.
Your session, which computer is asking (an identifier derived one-way from Windows' machine ID, never the ID itself), its name and the app's version. The answer is a signed lease.
No.
Team and seat records are kept in Google Cloud in Sydney. Sign-in accounts are held by Firebase Authentication.
ScaleSet PDF is free to read. The markup, takeoff and editing tools are licensed to teams, a seat per person - download it now, and tell us how many seats you need.