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in plain language.
This site introduces an independent software project. These notices explain what the site provides and where the software's terms belong.
Updated 7 November 2026
This website.
Hari maintains this site for the Zyphr project under the Zyphr Labs name. The name identifies the project; this website does not represent a paid hosting or managed security service.
There is no purchase, subscription, or service-level agreement offered here. The project is in development, and the documentation can change as the implementation changes. Check the code and documentation for the version you use.
Our privacy notice covers this website. The security model describes the product's technical limits.
Software and licensing.
The development source uses the MIT license, with notices for Lantern and Zyphr contributors. Public source publication is still in preparation. The project repository is the place to check availability.
When source is published, read the license included with that distribution. Its permissions and conditions govern the software. This page does not replace that license or grant rights to third-party code.
A source license also does not make a security guarantee. Zyphr is not a sandbox, and code running as your user can modify or bypass its records and controls.
Examples and third-party names.
The homepage session uses synthetic data to explain event sources and a policy decision. It is an illustration, not a customer record or a claim that every event will be captured.
Claude Code, Cursor, Pi, GitHub, and Cloudflare are named to describe integrations or services. Their names belong to their respective owners. Mentioning them does not imply sponsorship, certification, or endorsement.
Design credits.
The recorder artwork was created for Zyphr with image-generation tools and edited into the site's design. It represents the idea of a paper trail; it is not a photograph of hardware sold by the project.
Text uses IBM Plex Sans and IBM Plex Mono, served from this site. The fonts are distributed under the SIL Open Font License. Their upstream project is IBM Plex.
Questions about these notices.
For licensing, attribution, or website questions, write to [email protected]. For a technical issue, the contact page explains what information helps.