We count the slop. We don’t read it.
When you connect Claude Code, its official OpenTelemetry exporter sends us usage metadata for each API request: model name, token counts (input, output, cache read, cache creation), estimated cost, request duration, request identifiers, and session identifiers. That’s the entire list. The ingestion server keeps a strict allowlist of these fields and discards everything else in the payload.
The connector explicitly pins Claude Code’s prompt, response, and tool-detail logging options to OFF, and the server would discard those fields anyway.
Claude telemetry may include your Anthropic account identifiers. If present, we store them privately for connection integrity and never display them publicly or share them.
Supporters don’t need an account. Payments are processed by Stripe; we never see card numbers. A supporter’s email is used for their receipt and kept private. Display names and messages are only shown if the supporter provides them and doesn’t choose anonymous.
We use privacy-respecting, first-party product analytics (page and funnel events, no AI content, no cross-site tracking). Visitor identifiers are salted hashes that we cannot reverse.
Disconnecting a provider stops ingestion immediately and revokes the credential. Contact us to delete your account and associated usage history.
Working draft. This policy will be finalized before public launch.