Your tasks, calendar, habits, and notes are stored in SQLite on your device. iCloud sync is optional and explicitly enabled.
Local data. Explicit AI boundary. Auditable changes.
Trust here comes from clear boundaries, not brand promises.
Lorvex should feel trustworthy because the system boundary is clear, not because the product makes vague promises.
The full app, MCP server, and website are open source. Every claim maps to auditable code.
Lorvex has no built-in AI model. Your AI assistant connects through MCP — an external, explicit boundary you control.
Model
What this means in practice
These claims are intentionally narrow. They describe the boundary the product is designed around.
- Storage
- Planning data is stored on your device in SQLite. No cloud account required.
- Boundary
- No built-in model runtime. AI assistants connect through external MCP clients and operate through explicit tools.
- Open source
- Core code is open source and auditable on GitHub.
- Audit trail
- Every AI-initiated change is recorded in an auditable changelog you can review in the app.
FAQ
Common questions
Does Lorvex include its own AI model?
No. AI capabilities come from external assistant clients (like Claude) connected through MCP.
Is AI required to use Lorvex?
No. Lorvex works as a complete standalone task manager. AI integration is optional.
Can data leave the device?
Only through features you explicitly use: optional iCloud sync, manual export, or an external AI assistant connected through MCP.
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