what it keeps, and where it goes

Exit·0 has no accounts and no analytics. Nothing about you is collected to be looked at later.

The Mac app reads Claude Code's hook events on your machine and keeps a list of your runs on disk, under your own user folder. That list never leaves the Mac except as described below.

What reaches your phone is small: the project folder name, the first line of your prompt (40 characters at most), how long the run took and what state it ended in. These travel as push notifications and as the lock screen card.

Pairing, and the mirror of the run list, travel through your own iCloud account between your own devices. No one else can see them, including me.

For testers, pushes pass through a relay I run on Vercel. It signs each push for Apple and forwards it. It stores nothing: no addresses, no folder names, no prompts.

The sign-up form on this site is handled by Formspree. It sends the address you type to hello@treblegames.ie and keeps a copy in Formspree's submissions list. The site itself sets no cookies and uses no storage.

Questions: hello@treblegames.ie.

last updated 21 october 2026