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Privacy Policy

How Graph handles your data

This policy explains what happens to data in the app, during remote Git operations, on this website, and when you email us.

01App data

Graph reads and processes your repositories on your Mac, without analytics or tracking. The app does not send us repository data, credentials, device identifiers, diagnostics, or usage data.

02Remote Git operations

When you clone, fetch, pull, or push, Git connects directly to the remote host you configured. This includes automatic remote updates for the selected repository.

Remote authentication can use SSH or Keychain with your local authorization. The connection is governed by the remote host’s terms and privacy policy.

03Local preferences

Appearance, language, repository references, and other preferences are stored on your Mac. You can remove them by deleting Graph’s preferences from your macOS account; they may remain after uninstalling the app.

04Website

The hosting provider processes basic network request data to deliver the pages. This site uses no analytics, cookies, or visitor tracking.

Choosing Light or Dark saves your appearance preference in your browser’s local storage. Clear this site’s browser data to remove it and return to the system setting.

05Email

If you email us, we receive your address, message, and anything you include. We use these only to review or respond to your message and retain them only as reasonably necessary for legal obligations.

You can request deletion of an email conversation using the privacy contact below, subject to legal obligations.

Privacy contact

privacy@graphforgit.com