Reference

The parts of Foxl that apply across every product: how usage is metered, how Foxl reaches you, what happens to your data, and what to do when something breaks.

What it costsCopy Anchor Link

• Cost & model access - Foxl sells no plan. Foxl Code runs on managed models paid for with account credits, which come from free welcome and monthly grants, in the Foxl app too unless a device is set to This computer; Foxl Agent and Notes, on the desktop and in the phone and web apps, run on the model access you supply. What credits pay for, where they come from, and how requests hold them. Read this first.

NotificationsCopy Anchor Link

• Notifications - the categories Foxl can notify you about, how desktop banners, browser notifications and phone push differ, and how to turn each one off. Marketing messages are off unless you opt in.

Data and securityCopy Anchor Link

• Security - where each product stores your data, what crosses the network, how the relay tunnel is encrypted between your devices and the short list the relay can still read, the limits the relay applies to your account, and what the shipped tool-approval default is (a new install auto-approves every tool - worth one read).

When something is wrongCopy Anchor Link

• Troubleshooting - the failures that come up most: the desktop app not connecting, a model erroring, recording producing silence, computer use permissions, and how to collect a System report worth sending us.
• FAQ - short answers to the questions we get asked repeatedly.

Getting helpCopy Anchor Link

• Community - sending a report from the app, the Discord, email, and how to ask for a feature.