Eco-design statement

This statement follows the RGESN 2024 (opens in a new tab), the general eco-design reference for digital services published by Arcep, Arcom and DINUM. We have not scored Lianas against its criteria yet, so this page lists what is in place rather than a compliance rate.

• No web fonts: the app uses the fonts already on your system.
• No third-party CDN and no trackers. The only analytics is an optional, self-hosted and cookieless instance.
• The favicon is a single SVG file.
• Each page is downloaded when you open it, and the public pages only load the language you read.
• The markdown and code highlighting engine only comes with the chat, not with the first load, and only covers common languages.
• Animations are turned off when your system asks for reduced motion.

• Responses are compressed, and the app's files are cached by your browser until a new version replaces them.
• The offline copy of the app only keeps the files of the current version.
• When the connection drops, the app waits longer between attempts, up to 30 seconds, and does not retry while the tab is hidden or you are offline.
• The workers page and the devices list stop refreshing while their tab is hidden, and the desktop app no longer checks the sign-in every few seconds.
• The accepted file types and the 25 MB limit are checked before a file is sent, not after.

• A small model (Ministral 3 14B) handles the short tasks: routing each message, sorting mail and writing short background texts. The large model is kept for conversations and for work that needs it, like reply drafts.
• The fixed part of the chat prompt comes first, so the provider can reuse it from one turn to the next instead of processing it again.
• Spoken replies are off by default. You can still listen to any reply with one tap.
• Embeddings (BGE-M3) are computed on our own server.

• Mail and calendar are checked once a day for accounts unused for more than a week. The usual rhythm comes back as soon as you do.
• A failed check on whether to pick a conversation back up is not retried until the conversation moves again.
• A worker's full exchange with the model is dropped once the run ends. The steps and the summary stay.
• Notifications are set per category, with quiet hours (22:00 to 07:00 by default).
• Our automated checks skip changes that only touch the documentation and reuse their dependencies between runs.

Our default AI, the language model and speech-to-text, runs in Switzerland at Infomaniak, which is ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 certified and runs its data centers on renewable electricity (their commitments (opens in a new tab)). More on the infrastructure in the transparency page.