Privacy and your data
What MojoFlow keeps on your computer, what it sends over the internet, and where its files are.
MojoFlow is built so that what you say stays on your computer. Speech recognition and clean-up both run on your own hardware, with models downloaded once. There is no MojoFlow account, and no audio or text is sent to Mojo Up or anyone else.
What goes over the internet
| What | When | What is sent |
|---|---|---|
| Update check | Once a day, if Check once a day is on, and when you choose Check now | A request for the latest version. Nothing about you or your computer. |
| Update download | When an update is found and background downloads are on, or when you choose to update | A request for the installer. |
| Model downloads | Only when you choose Download | Requests for the model files, from Hugging Face, where the models are published. |
MojoFlow never downloads a model on its own. The AI Workbench link, when used, stays on your computer.
What is kept on your computer
| Windows | Linux | |
|---|---|---|
| Folder | %LOCALAPPDATA%\MojoFlow | ~/.local/share/MojoFlow |
In that folder:
- your settings and your dictionary;
- your history, only if Keep history between restarts is on (turning it off deletes it);
- the models;
- downloaded updates, removed once they are used;
errors.log, a record of anything that went wrong, which helps support when you send it.
Audio is held in memory for the length of a dictation and never written to disk.
Typing for you
To type into other apps, MojoFlow watches for your push-to-talk key. On Windows it sees key presses only to recognise your shortcut, and keeps no record of them. On Linux, the optional keyboard rule lets your own user read the keyboard for the same purpose, and on most desktops typing needs the permission you grant during setup. MojoFlow also checks which app is in front, to apply per-app rules and to label your history.
The Windows installer is signed by Mojo Up, and every update is verified before it runs.