Nivora documentation
Install it, call the API, understand the architecture. Everything here is built from the Markdown in the repository.
- Installing NivoraPaid builds (business use, ₹299 incl. GST). After payment you receive an email with a GST invoice and a download link (valid 7 days, 5 downloads). Verify the download against the .
- Widget and ShortcutsNivora ships a read-only WidgetKit widget and two App Intents. They show only what the app has already measured.
- APIAll /v1/ requests use Authorization: Bearer $NIVORA_TOKEN when a token is configured. The local server uses constant-time bearer comparison, rejects unapproved browser origins, ser
- ArchitectureNivora 0.2 separates collection, normalization, intelligence, storage and presentation while keeping the collector dependency-free.
- FluxVM integrationFluxVM is a first-class Nivora context source, not just another process name.
- Packet captureCapture is an opt-in, per-session feature. Everything else in Nivora stays payload-free.
- NetworkExtension integrationNivora uses Apple's content-filter APIs rather than attempting to port Linux eBPF to macOS.
- TestingRun:
- UX contractNivora should feel like a sibling of Vytrix, not a generic network dashboard. Colour and type come from Netra (light-first Apple palette: #1d1d1f/#6e6e73 text, #0071e3 accent, hair
- Nivora product review — 0.2These intentionally remain future work because they require real Mac hardware/provisioning rather than portable simulation:
- ChangelogNivora documentation.
- SecurityNivora is local-first. The collector binds to loopback by default, /v1/ uses a bearer token, and the macOS installer stores that token in Login Keychain. Do not bind Nivora to a no
- Nivora Business-Use License (draft for review by Zyvor AI Labs Private Limited and its counsel)Nivora is source-available under the Business Source License 1.1 (LICENSE, unchanged). Personal, non-business use is free. This page describes the one-time paid grant that covers b