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What data do we use?

We don’t look at your chats, and we don’t want to. Your chats are between you and your AI. We do collect analytics data, like what features you use, crash logs, etc. This helps us fix bugs and learn which parts of Conductor to improve.

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Where do you store my chats?

Your chat history is saved locally in the Application Support directory ~/Library/Application Support/com.conductor.app. None of it is stored on our servers.

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What types of data does Conductor collect?

Most app data is stored locally on your computer in the Application Support directory. Here’s what we store elsewhere: In an encrypted Postgres database served by Fly, we store:
  • Your account data (such as your email address, and if you integrate with GitHub, installation data)
We store analytics data in PostHog when an event occurs in the app, such as
  • You create a workspace, select a model, or send a message (including metadata like which model was involved and which app features you’re using)
  • A model provider returns an error (including the error message)
  • An unexpected error occurs (including the error message and stack trace)
PostHog stores data about your computer, like your OS and IP address. We don’t capture or store any session recordings.

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Where does my network traffic go?

If you use Anthropic (default), Bedrock, Vertex, or a custom provider, requests will go straight to your provider. If you use OpenAI, requests will go through our proxy. Our proxy doesn’t store any data. If you run compact a conversation, we route the request through our proxy. No data is stored.

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What data do the model providers collect? Are my messages used for training?

You can find the privacy policy of our model providers here:

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Is my data encrypted? Who can access my data?

Any data we store (like your email and message metadata) is encrypted in a Fly Postgres database or on PostHog’s servers (both SOC 2 compliant). It can be accessed only by Conductor employees.