A little clarity
about your data.
The website and the desktop app have different jobs. Here’s what happens in each.
This website
The website is prepared for deployment on Vercel. Its hosting infrastructure may process request information, such as IP addresses, for delivery, security, and operational logs. There are no accounts, signup forms, or installer downloads on this announcement site.
Optional website analytics
When configured for production, we use PostHog Cloud to understand page visits, approximate visitor countries and regions, referral sources, campaigns, and use of the product walkthrough. It loads only after you choose to allow analytics. Declining leaves the website fully usable.
We disable broad interaction autocapture, session recording, and person profiles. We don’t send source code, names, or email addresses. Analytics uses memory-only storage for its identifiers; this limits recognition of returning visitors. Location estimates come from network information and may be inaccurate.
We store your analytics choice in this browser so we can remember it. We respect supported Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals. Local development and preview deployments don’t collect analytics. If no PostHog project is configured, analytics remains off.
PostHog processes analytics data under its own privacy policy. Data retention and processing region depend on the production project configuration. We use the EU ingestion endpoint by default.
Your code in the desktop app
C# analysis and indexed graph storage run locally on your machine. Optional AI explanations also run locally and are off by default. Package restore, updates, and initial AI asset downloads can require a network connection. Website analytics does not add telemetry to the desktop app.
Public availability
The app is not publicly available through this site yet. We’ll update this information when public availability or the site’s data practices change.