Logs, stack traces and code context off a workstation with no internet

You debug on a machine that cannot reach the outside, and your authorised tools live on another one. Bouraq moves the files between the two through the screen and a private repository, with a record your security team can read.

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€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 daily problem

Restricted development networks exist in banks, insurers, defence suppliers and industry for good reasons. The cost lands on the developer: retyping a stack trace, photographing a log, waiting days for a media transfer request to copy a configuration file. Copy-paste across the boundary is usually switched off.

What Bouraq does for a developer

Out: Bouraq Prism, one HTML file on the restricted PC, packs a folder or files (a Repomix pack for code context) and shows them as encrypted QR codes. Your phone reads them; they arrive in your space, checked by sha256.
Back: on your personal or work PC, Prism packs the changed files and pushes them to your private GitHub or GitLab repository; it refuses a public or internal one and your token never reaches our servers. On the restricted PC, you paste or drop the pack and Prism writes the files after checking every path. A USB key works too, where allowed.
No install, no network: nothing runs in the background, no agent, no executable. The restricted PC only emits light.
Realistic volumes: a 1 MB code project in about 48 s, 5 MB of logs in about 2 min 23 s, per loop.

An AI assistant? Only the one you are allowed to use

Many developers want logs and code context in front of an AI assistant. Bouraq carries files; it does not choose where they go next. Use it to reach the assistant your employer approved, on the machine it approved. Moving employer code into a personal AI account without permission is not a use we serve, and our terms forbid it.

What your security team will ask

Who moved what, when, and can it be checked? Every transfer belongs to a named account, is time-stamped and identified by its sha256 fingerprint in a tamper-evident audit trail. On an organisation instance, a second person can approve each transfer and the way back can be switched off entirely. Send them the security and architecture page and the page written for approvers.

Is it for you?

A good fit

Logs, stack traces, configs and small code folders
Your team lead or security team agrees the files may leave
A phone or webcam is allowed at your desk
You want the way back through a private repository

Not a fit

Employer code into a personal account without permission
Trading floors and rooms where cameras are banned
Dependency bundles or images of hundreds of megabytes
Classified, DR or VS-NfD projects

Honest scope. Bouraq is a channel for files you are entitled to move. It needs a camera allowed at the workstation and suits kilobytes to a few megabytes. Security and architecture →

Questions

Does Bouraq need Python, a CLI or admin rights?

No. Prism is an HTML file opened in the browser of the restricted PC; the phone uses the Bouraq web app; you download your files from getbouraq.com in a browser. No admin rights, nothing installed.

Can I get a whole repository out?

A small one, yes: Prism packs a folder into one Repomix file and leaves out binary and oversized files, with filters you can adjust. At about 5 kB/s, a 1 MB project takes about 48 s per loop. Large repositories with dependencies are better served by your organisation's approved transfer path.

Stop retyping stack traces. Move the file, keep the record.

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14-day money-back guarantee · €79 a month billed yearly, or €99 monthly.