The privacy
promise.

What LunoPeak collects

Nothing. LunoPeak collects no analytics, no usage metrics, no crash reports, no email, no machine identifier, no anonymised "telemetry," and no opt-in beacons. There is no server to send these to.

What LunoPeak reads on your disk

To do its job, LunoPeak scans the following local locations — read-only:

• The repositories under ~/Sites (or whichever roots you configure).
• AI CLI session logs and configs — for example ~/.claude/, ~/.cursor/.
• Standard dev metadata: .git, package.json, composer.json, .env, lock files, etc.

It does not modify any of these files. The Snapshots feature copies state into LunoPeak's own store; it never writes back to your repos.

Where LunoPeak stores its own data

In ~/Library/Application Support/com.lunopeak.app/:

• A plain JSON settings file (settings.json) — open it with any text editor.
• A scan cache (recoverable; safe to delete).

Any API keys you paste into Settings are stored in your OS keychain — macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, or the Linux Secret Service — not in the JSON file.

Delete that folder (plus the keychain entry, if you set one) and the app is reset. There is no shadow copy elsewhere.

Network connections LunoPeak makes

By default, exactly one — and only when you let it:

• Update check — a single HTTPS GET to github.com for the latest release manifest, on app launch and roughly every 24 hours. Disable it in Settings → Updates.

That's it. There is no analytics endpoint, no error reporter, no "cloud sync." Block LunoPeak's outbound traffic at your firewall and the app will not notice.

What we share with third parties

Nothing — because we do not have anything to share. We do not have your data.

Cookies, accounts, sign-in

The app: no cookies, no accounts, no sign-in. Buy or download it once, run it forever.

This website: we use a small number of essential cookies for security and session handling, and — only with your consent — Google Tag Manager for anonymous analytics so we can see what's working. The full breakdown lives in the Cookie Policy, and you can change your mind at any time via Cookie Settings in the footer.

Children

LunoPeak is a developer tool and is not directed at children under 13.

Changes to this policy

If we ever change anything material — for example, add an opt-in feature that touches the network — we will update this page and call it out in the in-app changelog. The date below always reflects the latest revision.

Contact

Questions or concerns welcome — open an issue on the LunoPeak GitHub repository.