Open source, auditable
The engine that stores and touches your data is open source. Your security team can read every line on GitHub before trusting it.
Own your data. Audit the engine.
Dench Cloud runs in the United States, with encryption in transit and at rest. Prefer to keep everything in your own environment? Self-host the open-source core on your own infrastructure, in the region you choose.
Data residency
Region
United States
us-west-2 · Oregon
European Union
eu-central-1 · Frankfurt
AES-256 at rest · TLS 1.3 in transit
Trusted inside the world's best companies
How it's built
Security by architecture, not by policy.
Connections
AppUsed byStatusShared
Google· hareem@dench.com3ConnectedNot shared
Encrypted in transit and at rest
TLS in transit and encryption at rest, with sensitive configuration kept in managed secret storage.
Self-host for full control
Run the open-source core on your own infrastructure, in the region you choose. In that mode your workspace data stays in your environment.
Export or delete anytime
Your data is yours. Export it or request deletion whenever you want, with retention windows documented in our DPA and Privacy Policy.
Nothing leaves without your say-so.
Connect each tool yourself, with the narrowest scope it allows, and revoke access whenever you want. The data that goes out is the integration and AI calls you authorize, and every action your agents take is logged for you to audit.
The model
Less to trust, more to verify.
Hosted in the US
Dench Cloud runs in the United States, with encryption in transit and at rest.
Open source you can audit
The core that stores and touches your data is open source. Read it on GitHub before you trust it.
Self-host for full isolation
Run it on your own infrastructure and region. In that mode your workspace data stays in your environment, and only the AI and integration calls you authorize go out.
Due diligence
Built for your security review.
Talk to security
Architecture diagrams, data-flow details, the subprocessor list, and a DPA, straight from our team.
Read the source
The core that handles your data is open source. Audit exactly what it does before you sign anything.