Privacy
Last updated October 2, 2026
Short version: the apps run on your own Mac and iPhone, and we don't run anything that can read what you say to them. On this website, signing in is optional. If you sign in, we keep your name, email and picture, and which apps you asked to hear about. We don't sell it and we don't use it for ads.
This website
| What | Where it comes from | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Name, email, profile picture | GitHub or Google, when you choose to sign in | To sign you in, show who's signed in, and email you |
| Apps you asked to hear about | You, when you press "Tell me when it ships" | To email you once, when that app ships |
| Page visits | Vercel Web Analytics | To count visits. No cookies, and it doesn't identify you |
We never ask GitHub or Google for anything else: not your repositories, contacts or files.
Teamforce (Mac)
Teamforce and Holly run on your Mac. They don't send us your conversations, files or Claude sign-in. What you ask Holly goes to Claude with your own Claude account, so Anthropic handles it under your Claude settings. If you connect Telegram, your messages with Holly go through Telegram, between your Mac and your Telegram app.
Buddy (iPhone)
Buddy is the iPhone app for Teamforce. It talks to your own Mac, not to us. We don't run anything that can read what you say or keep it.
| What | Where it goes | How long |
|---|---|---|
| What you say on a call | Your Mac, which turns the audio into text itself. Teamforce then sends the text to Claude with your own Claude account, so Anthropic handles it under your Claude settings | Your Mac keeps a log of each call's words, readable only by your Mac user account |
| Your location | Only during a call, and only if you allow it. It goes to your Mac and into what Claude sees, so it can answer things like "what's nearby". Apple Maps looks up places near it | In your Mac's memory only, never saved. Dropped 15 minutes after the call ends, or 30 if the call drops |
| Pairing details | Your Mac's name, address and public keys, in your private iCloud (CloudKit private database). Only your Apple Account can read it | Until you remove the pairing |
| Your iPhone's name and a ring token | Your Mac, so it can ring you. The ring goes through Apple's push service and carries the call's ID, Holly's name and your Mac's name | On your Mac until you unpair |
| Translate | Speech is recognized on your iPhone with Apple's on-device speech. If you turn on "Better translation with Claude", the text goes to your Mac and on to Anthropic | Not kept by Buddy |
Between your iPhone and your Mac, everything is encrypted. It goes either directly over Tailscale (encrypted by WireGuard), or through Switchboard, an open-source relay. Switchboard passes along sealed envelopes that only your iPhone and your Mac hold the keys to. It saves nothing to disk. While running, it keeps in memory only what it needs to route and limit traffic: device public keys, IP addresses, and which devices may talk to each other. It can see that two devices are talking, when, and how much, but not what they say. The Switchboard we run sits behind Cloudflare, which also sees IP addresses.
- No analytics, ads, tracking or crash-reporting tools in the app.
- No contacts, photos or background location. The camera is used only to scan a pairing code, if you pair that way instead of through iCloud.
- No call recordings are kept on your iPhone. Calls show in your iPhone's Recents, like any call.
- We never sell your data or use it to train AI.
Where it's stored
Sign-ins and "Tell me when it ships" requests are stored with Supabase, in the United States. The website is hosted by Vercel.
Deleting it
To stop a "Tell me when it ships" email, press the button again, and it's removed. To delete everything, including your account, message @jasonjias on X with the email you signed in with, and we'll delete it within 30 days. To remove Buddy's pairing, open Buddy's Settings and tap Unpair.
Questions
Message @jasonjias on X.