Privacy policy

Last updated: July 2026

Station is a local-first Mac app. It has no accounts, no sign-in, and no telemetry. This page describes exactly what Station stores and the one case where data can leave your Mac.

What Station stores

App and group configuration

Your apps, groups, dependencies, quick links, health checks, and board positions are stored in Application Support on your Mac. They never leave your machine.

Logs and terminal output

Output from services Station runs stays in local terminal sessions on your Mac.

AI provider keys

If you configure AI Doctor, your API key is stored in the macOS Keychain — not in files, not on Station's servers. Station has no servers.

What Station collects about you

Nothing. Station has no analytics, no crash reporting to Station, no identifiers, and no network calls of its own. The developer collects no data.

AI Doctor and your data

AI Doctor is off until you configure a provider and approve local inspection. When you run a diagnosis, Station sends redacted evidence — runtime status, port listeners, log excerpts, manifest summaries, and env variable key names only — to the AI provider you chose (for example OpenAI or Anthropic), using your own API key. Secret values are redacted before anything is sent. Your use of that provider is governed by the provider's own terms and privacy policy.

By policy, AI Doctor never reads Keychain or credential stores, SSH or GPG material, cloud and Kubernetes credentials, browser profiles, or Mail and Messages data.

Contact

Questions about this policy: support@station.app