Existing sources stay read-only
Moving, rotating, recoloring, resizing, stacking, unpacking, posting or removing an external-source object changes Foldoria metadata—not source bytes.
Privacy & safety
Foldoria is designed so that visual organization does not quietly become filesystem authority. The current prototype has no account, cloud service, telemetry stream or required network connection.
Product safeguards
Moving, rotating, recoloring, resizing, stacking, unpacking, posting or removing an external-source object changes Foldoria metadata—not source bytes.
File mutations are limited to canonical Documents\Foldoria content and require an explicit action plus Rust revalidation.
The React WebView receives IDs, enums, coordinates and opaque references. It receives no generic filesystem, SQL, shell or opener capability.
Linked HTTPS worlds are validated, temporary and read-only. A missing-index fallback can inspect one inert page plus bounded public HTTPS styles and signature-validated media, but it never renders HTML, crawls linked pages, runs scripts/forms/login or receives local authority. Neither path can invoke local sources, managed files, programs, terminals or arbitrary JavaScript.
Stored locally
SQLite is Rust-owned. World passwords and locks are local access controls, not full database or filesystem encryption.
Optional diagnostics: logging is off by default. If enabled, Rust writes bounded local JSONL files; nothing is sent automatically.
No tracking scripts
The public site uses no analytics, advertising pixels, third-party fonts or CDN assets.
No account or form database
The static host has no sign-in, upload or contact-form backend.
YouTube only after consent
The prepared privacy-enhanced embed makes no request until a video exists and the visitor explicitly starts it.
Server logs may exist
As with ordinary Nginx hosting, operational access and error logs can contain request metadata. The site does not add client-side identifiers.