Privacy Policy

The TokenTelemetry tool is 100% local and read-only. It runs on your machine, reads your local agent logs, and never sends your usage data anywhere. There are no accounts and no server.

This policy is only about the marketing website you are reading now (tokentelemetry.com), which uses optional analytics cookies to understand how the site is used.

We load two analytics tools, and only after you press Accept on the cookie banner:

• Google Analytics 4 — aggregate, anonymized traffic stats (page views, referrers, country). IP addresses are anonymized.
• Microsoft Clarity — anonymized usage analytics such as heatmaps and session replays of interactions with the page, to help us improve layout and content.

If you press Decline, neither tool loads and no analytics cookies are set. Your choice is stored locally in your browser so we only ask once. To change it, clear this site's data in your browser and reload.

We do not sell your data, run ads, or share it for advertising purposes.

Your prompts, code, agent logs, token counts, and costs stay on your own machine. TokenTelemetry has no usage-telemetry endpoint — your data is never collected or transmitted anywhere.

The application makes a single outbound network request: an optional update checkthat fetches the latest version and release notes from GitHub (about once an hour) so you know when new features are available. It sends no usage data — only a version request, which, like any web request, exposes your IP address and the app name to GitHub. Disable it in the app under Settings → Updates & privacy, or by setting TT_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1 before launching.

When enabled, the analytics tools are governed by their own policies: Google Privacy Policy and Microsoft Privacy Statement.

Questions? Open an issue on GitHub.