TL;DR: your memory database stays on your Mac. The pet is fully local. Committy+ (the brain) sends each question — plus a few relevant memory lines — to Anthropic to answer it, and stores none of it.
Committy is a macOS desktop app made by one indie developer, sold as a one-time purchase on committy.xyz. This page explains exactly what data the app touches. It's short, because there isn't much.
The pet, and everything it watches to come to life, is processed on-device and never uploaded: your git commit activity, Claude Code session events, and your pet's care state (hunger, happiness, health). Your brain's memory database also lives only on your Mac — we never upload it.
When you ask the brain a question, that question plus a compact digest of relevant memories — commit subjects, repo and project names, day summaries (roughly 40 lines) — is sent through our proxy to Anthropic's Claude APIto generate that one answer. Screen “takes” happen only when you hold the take hotkey — never in the background — and send a single downscaled screenshot to the same Claude API. Meeting titles are included only if you grant Calendar access. We neversend your source code, file contents, or diffs. We store none of it — not the question, not the context, not the answer; our server keeps only per-day usage counters for rate limiting. Under Anthropic's commercial API terms, your data is not used to train their models, and is retained by Anthropic only briefly (on the order of 30 days) for abuse monitoring.
You can optionally sign in — with GitHub or Google, via Supabase Auth — to join the leaderboard. With GitHub we receive your GitHub username, your avatar URL, and your email address; with Google we receive your name, your profile picture, and your email address. We use these to identify your account and to show your handle on the public leaderboard. If you never sign in and never use the brain, the only thing we'd hold is your email address — and only if you joined the launch waitlist (see below).
When you sign in and sync, your GitHub handle, pet species, and your pet's age, streak, and score are visible publicly to other users. That's the whole point of the leaderboard — if you'd rather stay off it, simply don't sign in.
Purchases are handled by Lemon Squeezy, our merchant of record. We never see or store your card details. Lemon Squeezy shares your email address and license key with us so we can activate the app.
If you join the launch waitlist on committy.xyz, we store exactly one thing: your email address (in Supabase, sealed off from public access). We use it to send you a single launch announcement — no newsletter, no marketing drip. Email adil004aydin@gmail.com anytime and I'll remove it.
The app has no analytics, no ads, no tracking pixels — and we never sell your data. This website uses Vercel Analytics: cookieless, anonymous, aggregate page-view counts (no personal profiles, no cross-site tracking), so we can tell how many people visited.
Email adil004aydin@gmail.com and I'll delete your account and leaderboard data.