Privacy Policy

Clawuno is a self-hosted product. Your data — workspaces, agents, sessions, files, conversations — lives entirely on the machine you install Clawuno on. We never see it.

The one exception is a small amount of anonymous usage data that the installer and the running app send to us so we can understand how Clawuno is being adopted and what versions are in use. This page describes exactly what that data is, where it goes, and how to turn it off.

What we collect

We record three things:

• That an installation was started.
• That an installation succeeded.
• That an upgrade succeeded — including the previous version number, so we can see how versions move over time.

Nothing is recorded between these moments. Each record contains only the fields below — no contents from your installation, sessions, or files.

• installation_id — a random UUID generated once on your machine at install time, persisted under your Clawuno data directory. Not derived from any hardware identifier.
• operating system + architecture — e.g. darwin/arm64, linux/x64, win32/x64
• Clawuno version — e.g. 0.6.10-build.20260428.3
• country — a two-letter ISO code (US, GB, JP, …) derived from your IP address at request time. The IP itself is not stored.

What we do not collect

• Your IP address. The IP is seen only momentarily at the network edge to derive the country code, then discarded. It is never logged or stored.
• Names, emails, or any account information. We don’t get your admin username or password — those are created locally on your machine and never leave it.
• Anything from your work — no agent definitions, no skills, no workspaces, no sessions, no chat messages, no files, no logs. None of it ever crosses the network.
• Cookies or browser fingerprints. Telemetry is server-to-server (your installer or installed Clawuno process makes one HTTPS POST per event); the browser is not involved.

Where the data is stored

All telemetry data is stored on servers located in the European Union. It is not shared with third parties, sold, or used for advertising.

Aggregated counts (e.g. “X installations total, Y in the last 30 days”) may be referenced in product blog posts or release notes. We never publish per-installation data.

How to opt out

From a terminal, on your installed machine:

clawuno telemetry off

That command writes a flag into your local Clawuno configuration; from then on no events are sent. To re-enable:

clawuno telemetry on

To see the current state and your installation_id:

clawuno telemetry

Data deletion

Because the only identifier we have is your installation_id (a UUID with no link back to a person), we can delete records for that ID on request. Email us with the ID and we will remove all matching records.

Changes to this policy

If we add or remove fields, change the storage location, or start collecting personal data (e.g. opt-in email), we will update this page and bump the “Last updated” date. Material changes — anything beyond a clarifying edit — will also be announced in release notes.

Contact

Privacy questions or deletion requests: [email protected]