Your development activity, in plain English.

Privacy

Privacy is a selling point, and we mean it in the code.

Do you read my source code?

No. For repository discovery we store only GitHub ID, name, visibility, and default branch. We fetch activity metadata: commit messages, PR and issue titles, branch names, and timestamps, only for repositories you select, plus which files each commit changed (to see which parts of the product moved). Code and diffs are never stored or sent to AI.

Is my GitHub token safe?

Your GitHub token is encrypted at rest and only ever used server-side. It is never sent to the browser.

Why does it ask for repo access?

The repo scope lets us see activity in private repos you may choose. We list the repositories your account can access, but pull activity only from the ones you select. You can change that selection any time.

Can I delete my data?

Use Delete account in Settings to remove your account and associated personal data. The privacy policy explains retention, including non-personal delivery audit history.