Use Store links when they are recommended
Auto Clicker, VeilClip, Just Converter, Osenpa PDF Tools, and CiteFlow list Microsoft Store as the recommended channel on their product pages.
Security Notes
Osenpa apps are presented as Windows desktop tools with clear download routes and visible VirusTotal links for the current public releases. This page summarizes what each app handles locally and what users should review before installing.
Auto Clicker, VeilClip, Just Converter, Osenpa PDF Tools, and CiteFlow list Microsoft Store as the recommended channel on their product pages.
Direct installers, portable ZIPs, and mirrors are grouped on the downloads page for users who cannot use the Store or prefer a standalone file.
Each product links to a VirusTotal scan report for the listed public release.
Verification flow
Use the visible product, Downloads, Security, and Changelog links together before installing a public release. The goal is to confirm the source, release version, and scan report without relying on a hidden claim.
Use Microsoft Store where it is marked recommended, or the highlighted direct EXE route when a product lists it.
Compare the product name, version, installer or Portable ZIP label, and mirror route on the Downloads page.
Use the linked report for the current public release before running a standalone installer or archive.
Confirm the latest public version and release notes before replacing an existing installation.
App data behavior
Use this table to compare the current public releases before choosing a download path. The canonical product pages and download cards remain the source of truth for exact release links.
| App | Internet required | Data leaves device | Local data handled | Recommended channel | Verify |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Osenpa Auto Clicker | No for local click workflows | No routine upload claim shown | Automation profiles, click steps, detection settings | Microsoft Store | VirusTotal |
| VeilClip | No for local clipboard history | No cloud sync, telemetry, or analytics claim shown | Clipboard history, snippets, local SQLite data, locked notes | Microsoft Store | VirusTotal |
| Just Converter | No for local conversion workflows | No upload required for listed conversion workflows | Source files, output files, temporary local conversion data | Microsoft Store | VirusTotal |
| Osenpa PDF Tools | No for local PDF processing; OCR language downloads are optional user actions | No PDF upload required for listed PDF workflows | PDF files, page previews, OCR output, local logs, batch jobs, output copies | Microsoft Store | VirusTotal |
| CiteFlow | No for local reading and note workflows | No routine upload claim shown | Research projects, PDFs, notes, citation context, OCR-ready files | Microsoft Store | VirusTotal |
| Osenpa Disk Analyzer | No for local disk analysis | No file-list upload claim shown | Drive scan results, folder/file paths, cleanup candidates | Dropbox direct EXE | VirusTotal |
Runs locally to simulate mouse and keyboard workflows. Because automation tools can trigger heuristic antivirus warnings, the product page links to Microsoft Store availability and the current VirusTotal report.
Stores clipboard history locally in SQLite and presents Locked Notes with AES-256-CBC encryption. The product page states that clipboard content is not sent to cloud sync, telemetry, or analytics.
Converts files locally for media, image, HEIC, and PDF workflows. Large source files and output files can require extra local disk space during conversion.
Processes merge, split, organize, compress, convert, OCR, watermark, password, cleanup, and batch PDF workflows locally on Windows. Optional OCR language downloads start only when the user chooses them, and PDF contents are not uploaded for OCR.
Organizes research projects on the local Windows PC, including PDF reading, notes, citation-aware copying, bibliography output, and OCR-ready workflows. CiteFlow 1.0.2 preserves local projects, PDFs, settings, notes, exports, and local data by default during uninstall.
Scans local drives, shows largest files first, and keeps personal files, Downloads, and modern browser profile cache/cookies out of automatic Free Space Now cleanup. Protected or locked items are guarded before deletion.