Safety & Trust
How Hepi Stays Safe
How Hepi stays undetectable and leaves no trace — across exams, meetings, interviews, and daily work.
Trusted by Thousands, in Every Situation
Thousands of users rely on Hepi daily — in job interviews, online meetings, academic exams, and focused work sessions. Across all of these situations, not a single confirmed detection incident has ever been recorded.
That track record comes from a single design principle: Hepi leaves nothing behind.
What “Safe” Means in Practice
Invisible Where It Counts
Hepi is built to stay out of sight. It does not appear in screen recordings, screenshots, or video call previews unless you choose otherwise. Whether the person monitoring your screen is a proctor, a hiring manager on a video call, or meeting surveillance software — Hepi will not be detected.
No Permanent Traces
Every adjustment Hepi makes happens in memory, not on disk. Nothing is written to or altered in any other application’s files. When you close Hepi, your system returns exactly to how it was — as if Hepi was never there.
Contained to Your Session
Hepi’s activity is scoped to the current session. It does not modify your system configuration, install persistent background services, or leave residual data in other applications after you exit.
What Controls Feature Access
Hepi enforces technical requirements before running advanced features. This protects both system stability and your account.
| Requirement | Why it matters | What happens without it |
|---|---|---|
| Administrator Rights | Some advanced features need elevated system access. | Those features will not start. |
| Pro+ Plan | Privileged features require an active Pro+ entitlement. | Pro+ features remain locked in the settings interface. |
Before Important Sessions
- Verify your setup in advance. A quick check before meetings, interviews, or exams confirms your permissions and plan are working correctly.
- Install updates when prompted. Required updates keep all features active. Install before your next session, not during it.
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Last updated: 2026-05-02