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DATA & PRIVACY

Local by default.
Connected by choice.

Understand what the software collects, where reports go and how to remove them.

Local measurement

The desktop reads CPU, memory, disk, battery and network signals, along with best-effort process and application inventories. Reports you run can include filenames, paths, sizes and diagnostic metadata. File contents, passwords and process command lines are not collected.

Optional synchronization

After signing in and explicitly enabling sync, device reports upload to the configured Supabase project under your account. Authentication and row-level security separate users’ records. Disabling sync stops future uploads; an in-flight request may finish.

Local storage and appearance

Unsent reports are held in a SQLite queue on the device. Tokens stay in memory on desktop; the website uses HttpOnly cookies. Browser appearance is stored locally and can be synchronized through the signed-in dashboard. Desktop appearance stays on the device.

The app does not encrypt its local report queue itself. Operating-system disk encryption protects data at rest on your computer.

Delete your saved reports

Stop agent sync and discard pending uploads, then delete the device from the dashboard to remove its cloud history. Otherwise new uploads can reconnect it. Reports have no automatic expiration unless the deployment operator configures retention.

Before public distribution

This page describes the application behavior. The operator must add applicable business contact information, retention commitments and a complete privacy policy before a commercial public launch.