Local storage
Expense, subscription, savings and budget models are written to local Hive boxes rather than a remote financial database.
ExomicEXOMIC / SECURITY
A plain-language rendering of the security architecture documented in the Exomic repository.
Expense, subscription, savings and budget models are written to local Hive boxes rather than a remote financial database.
The repository describes AES-256 encrypted storage and a 256-bit key sourced from Android Keystore or iOS Keychain Services.
Riverpod is used to propagate local changes across dashboards so the interface can recalculate dependent values immediately.
The Console provides a purge action behind a confirmation step, making destructive data clearing an explicit user action.
Security claims here are summaries of the public project documentation. Review the repository implementation, dependencies and release artifacts before relying on them for a specific threat model.