Who it's for
Any business with documents it would rather not upload
AirGap Utils is not built for one industry. It is for any company that wants its PDF work done securely, cheaply and simply, on the devices its people already use.
If any of this sounds familiar
These come up in every kind of business, not just regulated ones.
- “Someone used a free website to merge a contract. With customer details in it.”
- “IT won't approve anything that uploads files.”
- “A customer's security questionnaire asks where every tool sends data.”
- “Only four people here have the full PDF software.”
- “The upload form says the file is too big and I don't know how to make it smaller.”
- “We are paying per seat, per month, for something people use twice a week.”
What each person gets
Four people usually have a say. Each has a reason to want it.
The person with the file
Add the files once, pick a tool, and get a result the app has already checked. No trial and error, and no hunting for a website that will do it.
The person who approves spending
Nothing confidential leaves your machines, and there is no cloud bill. One license per person covers all of that person's devices.
The person who looks after IT
It makes no network connections, and you can verify that yourself. One installer, one license file, no accounts, nothing to keep running.
The person who owns the risk
We never receive your documents, so there is no copy with a vendor to account for in a questionnaire or an audit.
One person, every device
The license is per person, not per device. Someone who works on a Windows desktop, a Mac laptop and a phone is covered on all three.
Computers
Version 1.0Windows 10 and 11, on Intel, AMD and Arm, and Macs with Apple silicon. Today's build passes its self-test on both.
Phones and tablets
Version 1.1iPhone, iPad and Android, with the same zero-egress design, and scanning with the camera.
Offline machines
It runs on a computer with no network connection at all, because it never uses one.
A closer look for three kinds of business
Examples, not the limit of who it suits.
Try it free on your own machines
Free trials are open to businesses. No account to create, and your documents never leave your devices while you try it.