Privacy
Policy

Information We Collect

Taskeract is a desktop application that runs locally on your machine. We collect minimal information necessary to provide authentication and subscription management. Your code, agent sessions, and development environments remain on your computer.

Account Information

When you create an account, we collect your email address and name through our authentication provider, Clerk. This information is used to authenticate your account, manage your subscription, and communicate with you about the service.

Subscription & Billing Information

When you subscribe, payment information is collected and processed by Stripe through Clerk. We do not store your credit card details directly. We receive confirmation of your subscription status to enable access to the application.

Usage Data

We collect minimal usage data to understand how Taskeract is used and to improve the product. Application open/close events and feedback submissions are always captured. Additional usage analytics — such as session creation, project creation, and model selection — are collected by default but can be disabled in Settings > Privacy. We do not collect the contents of your agent sessions, prompts, code, git repositories, or any data within your isolated development environments. See Third-Party Services > Analytics for full details.

How We Use Your Data

We use your data to provide authentication, manage subscriptions, and improve the Taskeract desktop application. We never sell your data to third parties.

Authentication & Licensing

Your account information is used to verify your identity and confirm an active subscription when you launch the desktop application.

Service Improvement

We analyze basic usage metrics to identify bugs, improve application stability, and plan new features. These metrics do not include any of your code, project data, or agent session contents.

Security Monitoring

We monitor authentication patterns to detect and prevent unauthorized access, fraud, or abuse of our licensing system.

Local Data

Taskeract is a desktop application. Your development environments and session data are stored locally on your machine. The application communicates with our servers for authentication, subscription validation, and may collect usage analytics.

Agent Sessions

All agent sessions, including their configurations, logs, and outputs, are stored locally on your computer. Taskeract does not transmit agent session data to our servers.

Isolated Environments

Your isolated development environments, including git worktrees, are created and managed entirely on your local machine. Taskeract does not have access to the contents of these environments beyond what is needed to orchestrate them locally.

Code & Repositories

Your source code and git repositories remain on your local file system. Taskeract does not upload, copy, or transmit your code to our servers. However, when you use AI coding agents, your code is sent to the respective AI provider (Claude, OpenAI, Google, etc.) according to that provider's terms and privacy policy.

Data Retention

Your local data is retained on your machine for as long as you choose to keep it. Uninstalling Taskeract removes the application but does not automatically delete your local project data or environments. Your account information held by Clerk is retained for as long as your account is active. Upon account deletion, your account data is permanently removed within 30 days unless required to be retained by law.

Security

We implement multiple layers of security to protect your account and licensing data.

Local Development Architecture

By design, Taskeract manages your development environments locally on your machine. Your source code and project configurations do not transit our infrastructure. The application only communicates with our servers for authentication and subscription validation.

Authentication Security

Account authentication is handled by Clerk, which provides industry-standard security measures including secure session management and encrypted credential storage.

Encrypted Communications

All communication between the Taskeract desktop application and our authentication and licensing services is encrypted using TLS 1.3 or higher.

Third-Party Services

We use select third-party services to provide authentication and billing for Taskeract. We only share the minimum data necessary for each service to function.

AI Services

The Taskeract desktop application orchestrates AI coding agents locally on your machine. No data is sent to Taskeract servers for AI processing. The AI coding tools you use within Taskeract (such as Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and OpenCode) communicate directly with their own respective providers. Your use of those AI tools is governed by the privacy policies and terms of service of those providers. Taskeract does not intercept, store, or relay the data exchanged between your AI tools and their providers.

Authentication

We use Clerk for user authentication and account management. Clerk receives your email address, name, and authentication credentials. Clerk's handling of your data is governed by their privacy policy.

Billing

Subscription billing is processed by Stripe through Clerk. Stripe receives your payment information to process transactions. Stripe's handling of your data is governed by their privacy policy. We do not store your payment card details on our servers.

Analytics

We use PostHog for analytics on both our marketing website and the Taskeract desktop application. PostHog's handling of your data is governed by their privacy policy.

Marketing Website

On the marketing website, we collect page views, navigation patterns, and feature usage. If you are signed in, analytics data is associated with your user ID.

Desktop Application

In the desktop application, we collect the following categories of data:

• Always captured (regardless of telemetry setting) — application open and close events, and feedback submissions. These are associated with your Clerk user ID so that feedback can be attributed to your account.
• Usage analytics (opt-out available) — session creation, session deletion, project creation, project opening, and error report events. These events include metadata such as agent type, application version, operating system, and machine identifier, but never message content, code, project file paths, or repository data. You can disable these in Settings > Privacy.
• Session recording (opt-in) — when diagnostic mode is enabled, PostHog records your interactions with the application UI. This should remain off unless Taskeract support asks you to enable it to help diagnose a specific problem. You can toggle it in Settings > Privacy. In preview and beta builds, diagnostic mode is always enabled.

No code, prompts, agent session contents, project file paths, or repository data are ever sent to PostHog.

Your Rights

You have several rights regarding your personal data.

Access

You can access your account information through the Taskeract application at any time. Your local data (agent sessions, environments, code) is always accessible on your machine.

Correction

You can request correction of inaccurate or incomplete personal data through your account settings or by contacting our support team.

Deletion

You can request deletion of your account and all associated data held on our servers and by our third-party providers. Local data on your machine can be deleted by you at any time.

Portability

Your local data is already stored on your machine in standard formats (git repositories, etc.) and is fully portable. You can request an export of your account data held on our servers by contacting support.

Contact Us

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or our data practices, please contact us.