It runs on your machine
Recovery and export happen locally on your own computer. Your source files are not uploaded to us or to anyone else in order to use the product, and your original file is never modified — we read it, we do not write to it.
Product standards
The same four commitments in every product we build.
High Caliber products deal with private source material — photographs, financial records, messages, years of personal and business history. The standard is simple: process it on your own machine, ask for the minimum, explain the limits honestly, and collect nothing quietly.
The standard
What every High Caliber product commits to.
These commitments describe the desktop software sold today. High Caliber Trading is also building subscription services, which run on our servers rather than on your machine — the first commitment is met differently there, but the promise underneath it is the same: your data stays yours, and it leaves with you.
The limits are stated up front
Results from old or damaged files are condition-dependent. Every product says what it can read, what it cannot, and what it will not promise — before you buy, not after.
You can see what came out
Products are built to make their output inspectable: what was exported, what was skipped, and why. You should be able to check the result rather than take it on trust.
Nothing is collected quietly
No hidden telemetry and no data collection you were not told about. If a product ever needs to send something, it says so, says why, and asks first.
Why it matters
Old files hold private history, business records, and things people have half forgotten.
A recovery tool is not an ordinary utility. It opens material people may not have looked at for years — family photographs, household finances, correspondence, records of a business. Handing that to a service that uploads it somewhere, in order to get it back, is a poor trade.
Running locally is the whole point. It means the sensitive part of the job never leaves the machine it started on, and the customer does not have to trust a promise about a server they cannot see.
Claims
What we will not say.
High Caliber Trading Ltd does not offer recovery guarantees, and does not make finance-style promises or unsupported legal, tax, accounting, valuation or performance claims. Where a product is not yet on sale, it is described as not yet on sale.
How the company applies the same standard to its own conduct is set out in the responsible business statement. How it handles personal data is in the privacy notice.