PRODUCT
A small client reduces connection metadata on the device. Precyz turns the closed set of counters and labels into a live map, reports, alerts, and evidence.
Context
Devices open outbound connections all day and almost never tell you where those connections land. Logs answer later, for machines. Precyz is the live picture for people.
A small client on the devices you choose passively observes connection metadata from documented operating-system and browser interfaces, reduces it on the device, and sends a closed set of counters and labels. The service draws the result as a live map, compares it with the locations you documented, and turns it into reports, notices, and evidence.
On this page
Every outbound connection becomes an arc from your location to where it landed.
Compare observed destination and transit countries against the locations you documented, with Unrated when evidence is missing.
A deterministic score from conformity, coverage, and control state — with an Insufficient data band that never reads as a pass.
Per-device and per-range PDFs, plus an accessible HTML version, with scope and limits on the face of the document.
Name the countries you expect. Precyz emails you when observed destinations disagree.
Send alert, audit, and posture events to a webhook, chat, or operations destination you own. Never raw telemetry.
A versioned read API and generated SDKs, tenant-scoped server-side, with cursor pagination and per-plan quotas.
Read posture, notices, and reports on a phone. The mobile app captures nothing from the phone itself.
The one thing it will never do: read what is inside your connections. Precyz has no content path, no proxy, and no certificate authority.
Collection boundary
Byte and packet counts, protocol, an encryption indicator, destination country, network operator, registrable domain, the app or browser that opened the connection, timestamps, and direction. On Pro and above: advisory city detail and the country sequence of the path.
Communication content, URLs, paths, query strings, DNS names beyond the registrable domain, headers, cookies, tokens, files, screenshots, form data, keystrokes, usernames, email addresses, hardware serial numbers, or precise location.
Coverage is not complete. Some traffic paths are not observable from the interfaces we use, and geolocation is advisory rather than authoritative.
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