Trusted with what you're trusted with.
Fidra is client management for confidential practices: records, notes, documents, intake, and billing, encrypted on your device before it reaches us. No vendor, employee, or AI model can read your clients' information. Including ours.
Now in development. Early access opens in stages.
Your clients trust you. Your software shouldn't need them to trust anyone else.
Most client-management tools can read everything you store in them. That means your clients' information depends on every vendor employee, every contractor, every breach, and every future decision to train AI on customer data. For professionals with a duty of confidentiality, that's a risk you carry without controlling.
Confidential by construction
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You enter it.
Client records, notes, documents, and intake submissions are created on your device.
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Your device encrypts it.
Before anything leaves your computer, it's encrypted with a key only you hold.
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We store what we can't read.
Our servers keep your encrypted data safe and in sync. Without your key, it's unreadable, to us or anyone else.
Intake forms work the same way: submissions are encrypted in your client's browser before they're sent.
What we can and can't see
We'd rather be precise than impressive. Here's the boundary.
We can't see
- Client names and contact details
- Notes and records
- Documents and attachments
- Intake form answers
- Pipeline details
We can see
- Your account email and billing details
- When you sign in and when data syncs
- Approximate storage used
- Payment records processed by our payment provider
We publish this list so you can make an informed decision, and we'll update it as the product develops.
Built for professionals who carry a duty of confidentiality
Independent and small-firm practitioners whose client information would be catastrophic to expose, including, though not limited to:
- Workplace investigators
- Investigators supporting legal matters
- Forensic accountants
- Mediators
- Confidential advisors
No list can capture every confidential practice, and ours isn't meant to.
If your clients tell you things they wouldn't tell anyone else, Fidra is built for you.
Everything a confidential practice needs, and nothing it doesn't
Client records
One place for every client, their details, and their history.
Notes
Private working notes, encrypted like everything else.
Documents
Store and organize files securely alongside each client.
Simple pipeline
Track where each engagement stands, without sales-tool clutter.
Secure intake forms
Send clients a form; their answers are encrypted before they're submitted.
Payment tracking
Know what's been invoiced and what's been paid.
Features shown reflect what we're building for early access and may change.
You hold the only key
Because only you can decrypt your data, only you can recover it. If you lose both your password and your recovery key, no one, including us, can restore access. That's what makes Fidra private.
So we make it hard to lose. When you set up your account, Fidra gives you a Recovery Sheet to print and keep with your other important papers. We'll remind you to confirm it's somewhere safe.
Pricing
Fidra will be a monthly subscription for solo practitioners and small firms. Early-access members will receive founding pricing.
Questions
Is Fidra available now?
Not yet. We're building Fidra with a small group of early-access practitioners. Request access and we'll be in touch as places open.
What does "encrypted on your device" mean?
Your information is scrambled on your own computer using a key only you hold, before it's sent to our servers. We store it, but without your key it's unreadable. This approach is sometimes called zero-knowledge or end-to-end encryption.
What happens if I forget my password?
You can regain access with your recovery key. If you lose both your password and your recovery key, your data can't be recovered by anyone, including us. We help you avoid that with a printed Recovery Sheet during setup.
Will you use my data to train AI?
No. We can't read your client data, so we couldn't use it for AI training even if we wanted to, and we don't.
What can Fidra's team see?
See "What we can and can't see" above. In short, account and billing information and basic usage metadata, never the contents of your client records.
What if Fidra receives a legal request for my data?
We comply with valid legal process. Because client records are encrypted with keys only you hold, what we're able to produce is limited to encrypted data and the account information listed above.
Who is Fidra for?
Independent and small-firm professionals who hold confidential client information, starting with investigators, forensic accountants, mediators, and confidential advisors.
Request early access
We're onboarding a small number of practitioners first. Tell us a little about your practice.
Thank you.
We've received your request and will be in touch personally as early-access places open.