Offline by design
The diagnostic can run without transmitting business content. It checks structure and system signals instead of collecting private files.
Who's this for?
Medical & dental offices
⚖️Law & accounting firms
Retail businesses running POS systems
🛠️Contractors & small businesses with no IT department
What it actually does
A free tool that checks your business's computers for problems — corrupted files, permission issues, small errors that quietly get worse if nobody catches them.
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Zero internet access. It's built without that ability — so it cannot send your information anywhere, ever.
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Report stays with you. Everything it finds lives in a report only you have.
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Always asks first. If it can fix something, it explains in plain language — never automatically.
Why it matters
Most owners' only options are handing remote access to a stranger or ignoring the problem. This is a safe first look by a tool that cannot leak anything.
It's the easiest way to see how Agenarys treats trust — no Integrity AI product takes your data, ever. See the full commitment at our Trust Center.
Ready to download?
Download the file, run it, and it looks through your systems the way a careful technician would — no explanations, no waiting on hold.
Safe by design: this tool has no internet connection built in, so it cannot send anything from your computer to anyone — including us. It only writes a report to your own machine, and asks before changing anything.
Need continuous compliance monitoring instead? See Integrity AI Core →
Effective July 21, 2026
Integrity AI Diagnostic
A privacy-first checkup for business computers that should not be opened to the internet.
The diagnostic is for owners who want to find drift, permission problems, and system issues without handing control of their computer to a remote-access tool.
Consent before repair
When a repair action is available, the operator must approve it. The tool should not silently change the machine.
Useful first report
The result helps identify whether the business needs cleanup, stronger controls, or a deeper review before adopting more automation.