HonestPDF introduces a dedicated /security page, a rewritten /about page, and refreshed homepage FAQ in this update. All new content is translated into 20 locales.
TL;DR
HonestPDF now has a /security page with an architecture diagram, live monitor, and FAQ. The /about page has been fully rewritten, the homepage FAQ updated, and all new content translated into 20 languages using Claude Haiku. The studio name has also been updated to SourCode Solutions sitewide.
What's New
- New /security page: Includes an architecture diagram showing how files are processed, a live uptime/status monitor, and a detailed FAQ covering data handling and privacy
- Rewritten /about page: Fresh copy, updated contact links, and clearer information about the team
- Updated homepage FAQ: New icons, revised copy, and a clear call-to-action added to each card
- Header and Footer updated: /security page added to navigation; additional sections surfaced in the Footer for discoverability
- 20-locale i18n translations: All new page content (security, about, homepage FAQ) translated automatically using Claude Haiku across all supported languages
- Studio rebrand: 'LaserRevolver' replaced with 'SourCode Solutions' across the entire codebase and all locale files
How to Use
Visit https://www.gethonestpdf.com/security to see the new Security page. It is accessible from the main navigation Header and Footer on all pages. The page is available in all 20 supported locales automatically based on the user's selected language.
FAQ
What does the Security page actually cover?
The Security page explains the architecture of how files are processed (including whether they are stored), links to a live status monitor, and answers common questions users ask before uploading sensitive documents like contracts or financial records.
Are the translations human-reviewed or fully automated?
Translations are generated using Claude Haiku via an internal script that handles all 20 locale JSON files in a single pass. The same process used for previous blog and tool translations.
What changed with the studio name?
The name 'LaserRevolver' has been replaced with 'SourCode Solutions' everywhere it appeared: UI components, metadata, locale files, and legal copy.
Does the /security page affect how files are actually handled?
No. The /security page documents existing behavior. No changes were made to file processing, storage, or deletion logic in this update.