Privacy

The short version

Your repositories, your files, and your Grok account stay on your machine. Porte stores your sign-in identity, your pairing, and the transcript of every conversation you run through it.

What we store

• Account: your name, email address, and avatar from Google, Apple, GitHub, or X. A sign-in session lasts 7 days.
• Pairing: the machine's name and platform, and when it last connected. While a pairing code is open, the IP address and approximate location of the machine that asked for it. Deleted when the code is approved, refused, or expires.
• Conversations: the id, working directory, repository path, title, and the transcript. The transcript holds your prompts and attached files, the answers, the reasoning, and every tool call with its output, as the machine reports them. It is stored so your phone can read a conversation while the machine is offline.
• Product analytics through PostHog and error reports through Sentry. Neither receives transcripts.

Everything above is stored on Cloudflare.

What never reaches us

• Your repositories and files, except what a transcript quotes.
• Your grok.com credentials and spend.
• Anything the coding agent reads or writes on disk.

Deleting your data

Unpair a machine to revoke its pairing. Account deletion is not built yet: to delete your transcripts or your account, open an issue at the Porte repository and we delete them by hand.

Changes

We update this page and the date above when what we store changes. Read the source to check any claim here: Porte is open under the Apache License 2.0.