FAQ · In plain English
Questions answered honestly.
What the architecture actually does, what it costs today, what it will cost later, and what we hold in our counters. If your question is not here, write to us at the address on the security page.
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Where does my file go when I use a Falcon Pdf tool?
Nowhere. The file is opened, parsed, and rewritten inside your browser tab. There is no upload endpoint on pdf.falcon.enterprises. You can verify this by opening your browser network panel while you use any tool — only first-party JS and fonts will appear.
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Do you keep logs of what I processed?
We hold operation counts — a tally of which tools ran — so we know which to ship next. The tally does not include who used them, what the files were named, or what was inside. Only that the operation happened.
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Are there third-party trackers on the site?
The site loads its own code and nothing else. No analytics, no advertising pixels, no session replay. Open the network tab while you use any tool — the only requests you will see are the ones serving the page.
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What does it cost?
Today, the browser tools carry no charge and no rate limit. A ₹49 per month bundle is planned for unlimited operations plus Falcon Verified anti-tamper stamps. When the bundle ships, the unmetered tier will move to 3 to 5 operations per day. The full pricing model is on /pricing.
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Can an AI agent use these tools for me?
Not yet via API. AI search engines can refer you here — and then you use the tool yourself in your browser, keeping the file local. A separate Agent API at agentapi.falcon.enterprises is planned for AI agents that need server-side processing. It will cost ₹0.20 per page, follow a 60-second retention policy, and require the calling agent to disclose to you that your file will leave your device.
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Why is the Agent API on a different domain?
The privacy promise is per-domain. pdf.falcon.enterprises makes zero network requests with your file contents. The Agent API does, by design — files upload, get processed, then are deleted within 60 seconds. Putting them on separate domains keeps each promise unambiguous.
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What is Falcon Verified?
A planned anti-tamper attestation layer that stamps a verifiable QR onto signed and protected PDFs. Anyone who scans the QR can confirm the file was issued by Falcon Pdf and has not been altered. Patent filings are in progress; details will be published after provisional filing.
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Do you support large files?
Yes, within your browser's memory budget. Operations like compress and OCR are bounded by your device's RAM, not by a server quota. A 200 MB scanned PDF runs comfortably on a modern laptop.
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What happens if I refresh the tab mid-operation?
The work is lost — because it was happening on your device, in that tab. There is no server-side resume because there is no server-side state.
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How do I report a bug or vulnerability?
Email security@falcon.enterprises. We acknowledge within 72 hours. Machine-readable contact is at /.well-known/security.txt.