Privacy Policy
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Your agents. Your Mac. Your data.
Glimi processes agent activity locally, without sending your coding sessions to us.
What this policy covers
This policy covers the Glimi macOS app and this download website. “We” and “us” refer to the Glimi project’s maintainers. It does not cover the separate AI agents, providers, editors, or remote hosts you choose to use.
App data stays on your devices
Glimi does not upload your prompts, responses, project contents, session history, or local usage statistics to the developers. It does not collect or upload product telemetry, use advertising trackers, or sell your personal information.
To work, the app reads and processes session events, tool activity, approvals, questions, and relevant local configuration. It stores settings, session associations, usage statistics, integration configuration and backups on your Mac. Debug logs, when enabled, can contain prompts or tool input. Local storage is part of the app; it is not a cloud account or a developer-hosted copy of your sessions.
Credentials and permissions
We do not operate a server-side store of your AI-provider passwords, API keys, or access tokens. Glimi does not send those credentials to the developers.
An integration may read credentials already managed by a tool on your Mac, subject to macOS permissions. For example, the Claude quota feature can read an existing Claude credential and use it to request usage information directly from Anthropic. That credential may be held in app memory while needed; Glimi does not write or renew Claude’s credentials. Your tools’ configuration files and any local backups remain on your device.
Some features require file access, Accessibility, Apple Events, or local communication permissions. You control these permissions in macOS System Settings and can turn integrations off in Glimi.
Connections you enable
Local processing does not mean that every feature is offline. Depending on the features you use and the build’s configuration, Glimi may contact an AI provider for quota information, GitHub for pull-request information, or an update host for app updates. Those services receive the information needed to handle the request and have their own privacy policies.
If you enable remote SSH support, Glimi connects to the host you select and forwards agent events between that host and your Mac. That traffic is not routed through a Glimi-operated server. Your AI tools may independently send prompts, code, or other data to their providers; their behavior is outside this policy.
This website and its access cookie
This website runs on Vercel. When you visit it or download the app, Vercel processes technical request data, such as your IP address, browser information, requested URL, and request time, to deliver and secure the site. Hosting and security logs may be retained by Vercel and may be available to the maintainers. See Vercel’s Privacy Notice for its practices.
The invitation code you enter is sent over HTTPS to our access endpoint for validation. Our access handler checks it in memory, without writing submitted codes to an application database or application log, and does not create a user account. We configure the valid invitation code and a signing key as server-side secrets.
After a valid code, the site sets one essential cookie, glimi_access, for up to one hour. It contains a signed expiry value used to authorize the installer download, not your agent credentials, prompts, or project data. You can remove it through your browser settings; you will then need to enter the invitation code again.
We do not add advertising cookies, analytics scripts, or cross-site tracking to this website.
Your choices and retention
Local app data remains on your devices until you remove it. You can disable integrations, revoke permissions, remove Glimi’s local data, and uninstall the app. Configuration and transcripts owned by your other tools remain under those tools’ control.
Diagnostics are exported only when you request them. If you voluntarily share a diagnostic file, issue report, or support message, the recipients and service you use will receive that information. Review it first and remove credentials, private code, and other sensitive details.
Questions and updates
For privacy questions or requests, use the Glimi issue tracker. Issues may be public: do not post credentials or sensitive personal information. Rights to access, correct, or delete information depend on the applicable law and the information actually held by us or our hosting provider.
We may update this policy when the app or website changes. The date above identifies the latest version. See our Terms and Conditions for software-use and liability information.