Swiss Privacy Goes East: MoltenRock Ships Native Chinese Version as Bern and Beijing Deepen Ties

MoltenRock Mac app displayed in Simplified Chinese, showing the credential vault interface

MoltenRock running natively in Simplified Chinese on macOS, showing the Secure Enclave-protected credential vault.

Dark banner reading "One Vault. Not scattered config files." above a screenshot of the MoltenRock Mac app

MoltenRock stores AI agent credentials in one Secure Enclave-protected vault instead of scattered plaintext config files.

MoltenRock Mac app dashboard showing the credential vault, per-agent permissions, and email bridge

MoltenRock's dashboard: users grant AI agents scoped, logged, revocable access to API keys and email. Credentials are encrypted at rest in the Secure Enclave, and the mailbox password never leaves the application.

A fully local, Secure Enclave security app for AI agents is now native in Simplified Chinese: no cloud, no account, nothing leaves the user's Mac.

Switzerland's export to the digital world is trust. MoltenRock asks no one to trust a cloud: no server, no account, no telemetry. Everything stays on the user's own Mac.”
— Sylvain Horwood, CEO, PURU Suisse GmbH
ZüRICH, SWITZERLAND, August 28, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- This week, the headlines about Switzerland and China are about watches, pharmaceuticals, and tariffs. The quieter story is what Switzerland exports digitally: trust.

MoltenRock, the Swiss-built Mac application that gives users control over the credentials their AI agents use, is now available natively in Simplified Chinese on the Mac App Store, including in mainland China, its Zürich-based licensed publisher PURU Suisse GmbH announced today. The release comes days after Switzerland and China concluded negotiations to expand their free trade agreement.

MoltenRock's architecture is unusual among security products offered in China: it is fully local, with no cloud, no account, and no telemetry. Credentials are stored in an encrypted vault protected by the Mac's Secure Enclave, and AI agents receive scoped, logged, and revocable access instead of reading plaintext configuration files. Because there is no server, no user data crosses any border, in either direction.

"Switzerland's export to the digital world is trust," said Sylvain Horwood, CEO of PURU Suisse GmbH. "MoltenRock does not ask Chinese users, or any users, to trust a cloud. There is nothing to trust: no server, no account, no telemetry. Everything stays on the user's own Mac, protected by Apple's Secure Enclave. That is Swiss neutrality, implemented in silicon."
MoltenRock lets users decide which AI agent may use which API key or mailbox, see every access in an activity log, and revoke access at any time. Its local email bridge allows agents to read email and prepare drafts only, saved to the mailbox's own Drafts folder for user review: the agent can never send or delete email, and the mailbox password never leaves the application.

The Simplified Chinese version is available now as a free download on the Mac App Store at https://apps.apple.com/app/moltenrock/id6798517196, with an optional Pro tier. MoltenRock is part of a family of local-first applications that also includes MoltenMail and MoltenView.

About the Licensed Publisher
PURU Suisse GmbH is a Zürich-based company. The MoltenRock, MoltenMail, and MoltenView applications are developed and owned by Goldcote Ltd and published by PURU Suisse GmbH under a software license agreement. More information: https://goldcote.com
Business and licensing inquiries: contact@goldcote.com

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