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Redshift Hub runs on your Mac. We hold no copy of your code and no server that receives it, which makes this a short policy.

Contact usLast updated: September 2, 2026
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The short version

Redshift Hub is a native macOS application, not a hosted service. Your repositories, your conversation history and your credentials stay on your machine. We do not operate a database of your work, we cannot read your code, and there is no account you have to create to use the app.

What we do see is anonymous usage statistics, and only if you leave them on. That is the whole of it. The rest of this page is the detail.

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What stays on your machine

›Your repositories, and every file the app reads or writes in them.
›Conversation history with coding agents, stored in your home directory.
›Notes, todos, session state, themes and settings.
›Credentials for GitHub, Linear and AI providers, held in the macOS Keychain. They are not marked synchronizable, so they do not replicate to iCloud.

None of this is transmitted to us. There is nowhere for it to go: the application ships with no backend of its own.

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What we collect

Two things, both narrow.

›Anonymous usage analytics through TelemetryDeck: that the app launched, which sections were opened, coarse timing, and counts of actions such as commits or approvals. No repository names, no file paths, no code, no identity. Switch it off in Settings and nothing further is sent.
›Crash reports, read from the diagnostic reports macOS already writes, and only those belonging to Redshift itself. They carry the crash location inside our own binary plus the app and OS version. They are matched by process name, so another application’s crash is never read.
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What we never collect

›Your source code, in whole or in part.
›Repository names, branch names or file paths.
›The contents of your conversations with coding agents.
›Your credentials or API tokens for any service.
›Your name, email or any account identifier, because there is no account.
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Where your data goes instead

Redshift connects you to other services, and those connections are between you and them, under your own account and their terms.

›The AI vendor whose agent you choose to run receives whatever that agent reads from your repository: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or GitHub, depending on which you launch.
›GitHub and Linear receive requests made with your own token, to show pull requests, reviews and issues.
›Optional commit-message generation sends file paths and change counts, never file contents.

None of that traffic passes through us, and we could not read it if we wanted to. The complete list is on the security page.

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Email you send us

Bug reports and feedback reach us by email at hello@redshifthub.com. That message, and anything you attach to it, sits in our mailbox for as long as it is useful to the issue you raised. Ask us to delete it and we will.

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Your rights

Under GDPR you have the right to access, correct, export and erase personal data held about you. In practice we hold almost none: the analytics are anonymous and cannot be traced back to a person, so there is nothing to match a request against. What we can act on is email correspondence.

Write to hello@redshifthub.com and we will answer within 30 days. If you would rather we held nothing at all, turn analytics off in Settings and do not email us. The app works exactly the same.

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Changes

If this policy changes in a way that widens what we collect, we will say so in the release notes of the version that changes it, not only here.

Last updated: September 2, 2026
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