Your own deliverables off a locked client machine
Consultants, auditors and integrators work on client laptops and virtual desktops with no USB, no e-mail out and no clipboard. When your contract lets you keep your own work, Bouraq moves it through the screen and leaves a record you can show the client.
- €79 / monthbilled yearly (€948), or €99 monthly; 14-day money-back guarantee
- ≈ 5 kB/s5 MB of logs ≈ 2 min 23 s per loop on a full-HD screen (estimate yours)
- Nothing to installone HTML file on the offline PC, and a camera you are allowed to use
The awkward part of every engagement
The client locks the machine, rightly. Your notes, scripts, findings and report drafts are still yours to keep under most contracts, and today they leave by retyping, printing or a USB request that takes days. Each workaround looks worse to the client's security team than an open, logged transfer.
How a consultant uses Bouraq
- Ask first: the client's security officer approves the channel, ideally after reading the security page.
- Open Bouraq Prism (one HTML file, nothing installed) on the client machine and choose your files.
- Read the codes with your phone or an allowed webcam: the files arrive in your space, checked by sha256.
- Changes go back through your private repository or a USB key, where the client allows it.
A record that protects you
Every transfer is tied to your named account, time-stamped and identified by its sha256 fingerprint, in a tamper-evident audit trail. If the client later asks what left, the answer exists. That is the difference between an approved channel and a photo of the screen.
Buying as a freelancer or a firm
One Individual plan at €79 a month billed yearly or €99 monthly, with a 14-day money-back guarantee so you can test with your own phone and screen. Stripe issues an invoice with your company name and VAT number. For a team, ask about a dedicated instance with its own administrator.
Is it for you?
A good fit
- Your contract lets you keep your own deliverables and notes
- The client's security officer agrees to the channel
- A phone or webcam is allowed where you work
- Files of kilobytes to a few megabytes
Not a fit
- Client data you are not entitled to take
- Clean-team or evidence rules that forbid export
- Client sites that ban phones and cameras
- Large extracts or databases
Honest scope. Bouraq moves only what you are entitled to move, needs a camera allowed on site and suits kilobytes to a few megabytes. The client's rules come first. Security and architecture →
Questions
Will the client see Bouraq as a leak?
Can I get an invoice for my company?
Take your own work home, with the client's blessing and a record.
14-day money-back guarantee · €79 a month billed yearly, or €99 monthly.
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Updated 1 October 2026