Privacy Policy

Last Updated: March 2026

The short version: We collect absolutely zero data about you or your usage. No accounts. No telemetry. No analytics. Your prompts, API keys, and results never leave your machine.

1. Zero Data Collection

FlowGraph Pro is a native desktop application built on the principle of 100% local execution. Because all processing happens on your machine:

No accounts required. You do not need to register, provide an email, or create an account to use FlowGraph Pro.
No telemetry. We do not track how you use the application. There are no analytics, crash reporters, or usage trackers embedded in the software. If you run into a bug during the alpha period, issue reporting is manual — please share it with us intentionally through GitHub rather than through any background reporting.
No cloud sync. Your workspaces, prompts, and configurations are stored entirely on your local disk.

2. Network Transparency

FlowGraph Pro only establishes direct outbound connections to the AI provider APIs you explicitly configure (for example, api.openai.com, endpoints you configure in OpenRouter, or your local Ollama instance).

No data is ever sent to any developer-controlled endpoints or third-party telemetry servers. You can verify this with any network monitoring tool (Wireshark, Fiddler, GlassWire).

3. Your API Keys

You have full control over your API keys (Bring Your Own Key model):

Keys are transmitted exclusively to their respective official API endpoints — never to FlowGraph Pro servers (which don't exist).
If you choose to save keys, they are stored using your operating system's native encrypted credential storage (Windows DPAPI / Credential Manager).
If you do not save them, they exist only in application RAM during your active session and are cleared when you close the app.

4. Local Storage

All agent configurations, chat histories, workspace files, and application settings are saved entirely on your local disk in standard JSON format. You own this data completely and can delete it at any time.

5. Third-Party AI Providers

When you use a third-party AI provider within FlowGraph Pro, your interactions with their models are governed solely by that provider's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. FlowGraph Pro acts as a neutral local client — it connects you to their API and nothing more.

We strongly recommend reviewing the privacy policies of any AI provider you use.

6. Your Responsibility

If you work with client materials, personal data, or confidential information, you are responsible for deciding which model providers are appropriate for that data, and for confirming whether their policies meet your compliance requirements.

FlowGraph Pro has no visibility into what you send to third-party APIs. Data governance is entirely in your hands.