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How we document product claims
A guide should name the system, conversation mode or workflow it describes. We separate documented product design from the behavior readers can observe, and we state when a claim has not been independently verified. Product status, released clients and privacy boundaries can change; the linked product and security pages carry the current scope.
For security topics, start with the threat model and the exact data type. For healthcare systems, distinguish architecture guidance from clinical approval. Report a discrepancy through the security contact or the studio contact page.
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Technical guides
01Livara technical glossary
Plain-language definitions for terms used across realtime, privacy and healthcare operations.
Privacy-first product development through decisions
Turn data minimization, purpose and deletion into concrete product requirements.
A self-hosted deployment is an operating model
Plan ownership, upgrades, secrets, recovery and evidence before choosing where software runs.
Bilingual software is an architecture concern
Keep locale, content, metadata, validation and product state coherent across English and Persian.
RTL product design beyond mirroring
Treat reading direction as an input to hierarchy, interaction, motion and mixed-direction text.
Audit trails that preserve useful evidence
Record attributable, minimized and reviewable evidence without copying sensitive content into logs.
Healthcare data isolation below the interface
Use trusted tenant context, forced database policy and uniform denial to contain cross-organization access.
Hospital information systems begin with authority
Design clinical, operational and administrative workflows without collapsing their roles or evidence.
Offline-first healthcare needs a safety boundary
Separate continuity, local authority, reconciliation and clinical review before enabling offline work.
Engineering realtime systems that can recover
Combine live transport, authoritative persistence, idempotency and gap recovery.
End-to-end encryption, explained without shortcuts
Understand endpoints, identity keys, content keys, metadata and recovery as one product system.
Privacy-first messaging is a data-flow decision
Reduce message-system exposure through explicit collection, retention and recovery choices.
A practical guide to secure messaging boundaries
Map content, metadata, identity, recovery and community spaces before choosing a security label.