Agent Data-Handling & Transparency

What the agent reads (from your machine)

The agent reads standard operating-system diagnostics and recent local activity:

• System: OS name/version, architecture, hostname, system uptime.
• Processor: CPU model, core count, and utilization / load averages.
• Memory: total / used / free.
• Storage: per-volume total / used / free.
• Network interfaces: interface names and a count of bound addresses (not the addresses’ contents).
• Recent activity: last boot time and a best-effort list of running processes (name, PID, CPU%).

What it stores (on your disk only)

• In on-demand mode: nothing is persisted. The agent reads live values and serves them to your dashboard while you look.
• In background mode (opt-in): the agent records periodic snapshots of the headline metrics above into a local database file in your user data folder, so you can review the last hour, 12 hours, 24 hours, or a custom range. A retention limit (14 days by default) prunes older samples. You can open the data folder, change retention, or delete everything at any time.

What it never does

• No outbound connections. The agent binds to loopback (127.0.0.1) only and never initiates a connection to the internet.
• No transmission to us or to any third party. Your data is not uploaded, synced, or backed up to a cloud.
• No file contents, documents, keystrokes, screen contents, passwords, or browsing history.
• No microphone, camera, or location access.
• No advertising identifiers or telemetry.

How your browser reaches the agent

The agent serves HTTPS on localhost using a self-signed certificate generated on your machine. A strict Content-Security-Policymeans the dashboard can only connect to your loopback address and this site — never to a third party. The agent restricts which web origins may read it (a CORS allowlist) and supports an optional pairing token for extra hardening.

Modes & control

• On-demand: run the agent only while you’re viewing your data; nothing is stored.
• Background service: opt-in, consented (see the Consent Notice); collects on an interval you control and prunes by your retention setting.
• Pause/resume collection from the system-tray menu; uninstall removes the agent and you can delete the data folder.

Verify it

You don’t have to take our word for any of this — the Verify it yourself page shows how to confirm the agent makes no outbound connections and that the dashboard works with your network turned off.