Privacy

Your data stays yours.

Synara is a desktop app that runs on your machine and connects straight to the AI providers you already pay for. There's no Synara account, no Synara server holding your work, and your code or prompts are not sent to us during normal use. The only exception is feedback you explicitly write and submit through the Feedback Synara dialog, together with the limited diagnostics described below. This page spells out exactly what that means — in plain language, no "just read the source" required (though you can, it's open source).

Where your data lives

Your chats, projects, settings, and history are stored in a local database (SQLite) on your own device. Synara runs a small server process locally on your machine to power the app — it is not a hosted cloud service, and your data never leaves your computer just by using Synara.

Where your prompts and code go

When you chat with a model, Synara connects directly to the provider you chose — Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Antigravity, Grok, Droid, and so on — using your own existing logins. Your prompts and code go only to that provider, governed by their privacy terms. Synara does not proxy, copy, or store that traffic on any server of ours.

No account, no lock-in

There's nothing to sign up for and no Synara login. Want to open Synara from your phone or another laptop? That's self-hosted: you expose your machine over your own network (LAN or Tailscale), protected by an auth token you generate and control. Nothing routes through us.

Anonymous analytics — off by default

Synara can send anonymous, aggregate usage analytics (via PostHog) to help us understand which features matter and where things break. This is off by default — it never runs unless you explicitly opt in.

If you opt in, we receive

  • An event name (e.g. “app launched”, “provider connected”)
  • An anonymous id (a random per-install id, or a one-way hash of your provider account id)
  • Your OS, CPU architecture, and Synara version
  • Whether you're on the desktop app or the web/CLI client

Analytics never receives

  • Your prompts, messages, or chat history
  • Your code, files, diffs, or repository contents
  • Your API keys, tokens, or provider credentials
  • Your name, email, or IP-based location profile

Analytics events carry no "person profile" and aren't tied to your identity. You can keep them disabled (the default) or, if you'd like to help, turn them on by setting T3CODE_TELEMETRY_ENABLED=true. An in-app Settings → Privacy toggle is on the way.

Feedback you choose to send

The in-app Feedback Synara dialog sends only when you press Submit. It includes the text you wrote, app version, operating system, provider and model, runtime modes, and session/turn status so we can understand the conditions around a problem.

Automated diagnostics do not include chat messages, prompts, project paths, repository contents, session logs, or screenshots. Reports are delivered through our website and email provider to the Synara maintainer for support and product improvement, rather than being added to an analytics profile.

Open source

Synara is open source under the MIT license. If a sentence on this page isn't enough, you can verify every claim yourself — read the code on GitHub.

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Last updated July 15, 2026. Questions? Reach out on X.

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