These apply to Azury Digital's free Windows tools. The same text is built into each app (open “Licence & terms” inside it). Both tools are free, run on your own computer, and send nothing to us — SpecCore's driver check talks only to Windows Update. Provided by Azury Digital & Tech Solutions Ltd (company 13446812, 23a The Precinct, London Road, Waterlooville PO7 7DT, ICO ZC188926, support@azurydigital.co.uk).
Folder & PDF encryption. By installing or using Lockbox you agree to the terms below.
We grant you a free, personal, non‑exclusive, non‑transferable licence to install and use Lockbox on your own devices for personal or business use. The software and all intellectual property in it remain owned by Azury Digital. You may not sell or charge others for it, reverse‑engineer it (except where the law permits), remove notices, or use it unlawfully.
Lockbox is offline: no account, nothing stored about you, nothing sent to us or anyone else. Your passwords and files never leave your device.
Lockbox uses strong encryption (AES‑256 for zip/PDF; Argon2id + AES‑256‑GCM for the Strong Vault). There is no back door and no recovery. If you lose a password, the data cannot be recovered by us or anyone. Keep your passwords safe and keep backups. A “Strong Vault” (.azlock) file opens only in Lockbox — keep a copy of Lockbox with your backups.
The software is provided “as is”, without warranties to the fullest extent permitted by law. Confirm an encrypted copy opens before deleting any original. Nothing limits liability that can’t be limited by law (death/personal injury by negligence, or fraud); subject to that, we’re not liable for loss of data, profit or goodwill or any indirect loss, and as the software is free our total liability is limited to £50.
Includes open‑source components under their own licences: pyzipper (MIT); pikepdf (MPL‑2.0) with QPDF (Apache‑2.0); argon2‑cffi (MIT); cryptography (Apache‑2.0). Governed by the laws of England and Wales, subject to your non‑waivable consumer rights.
← Back to Free toolsYour PC's spec sheet + a plain‑English health check. By installing or using SpecCore you agree to the terms below.
A free, personal, non‑exclusive, non‑transferable licence to install and use SpecCore on your own devices. The software and its intellectual property remain owned by Azury Digital. You may not sell it, reverse‑engineer it (except where the law permits), remove notices, or use it unlawfully.
SpecCore reads your hardware information and Windows Event Log using Windows' own built‑in tools. It never changes anything on your PC. No account, nothing stored about you, nothing sent to us. Its driver check asks Windows Update whether newer drivers exist for your hardware — that request goes to Microsoft's service, not to us — and the “drivers/support” buttons simply open the relevant maker's website in your browser.
SpecCore's explanations and “what to do” suggestions are general guidance to help you understand what your PC reports — not a diagnosis or a guarantee. Before making hardware changes, editing settings or running commands, make sure you understand them and back up important data; if in doubt, consult a qualified technician. You act on SpecCore's output at your own risk. Detected specs come from what Windows reports and may be incomplete (e.g. graphics memory can be under‑reported).
Provided “as is” without warranties to the fullest extent permitted by law. Nothing limits liability that can’t be limited by law; subject to that, we’re not liable for any loss arising from your use of the software or actions taken on its output, and as it’s free our total liability is limited to £50. Includes CustomTkinter (MIT) and Pillow (HPND); driver links open third‑party sites we don’t control. Governed by the laws of England and Wales, subject to your non‑waivable consumer rights.
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