The short version: local-first: no proxy, no telemetry, no uploads. This page is the complete accounting.
Nothing. No network call of any kind, ever. No server, no account, no analytics. The meter reads files on your disk and does math on your Mac.
Optional, and the app asks first. When it is on, or when you check manually from the menu, Peddra fetches one public file from peddra.com to see if a newer version exists; that request carries nothing about you or your data.
With Apple Intelligence, your Mac reads your chats itself, for 0 tokens, on device. Without it, Peddra does not read in the background at all.
When you press finish faster, Peddra runs Claude Code on your own machine, under your own Claude account, and Claude Code sends that chat to Anthropic to write the summary. Peddra never does this on its own: only when you press the button, and only to the model you picked in settings. Set your cloud model to none and nothing is ever sent, period.
The only network calls the app itself makes, all to our licensing service, Keyforge:
That is the complete list. Beyond it, a request necessarily shows Keyforge your IP address, as any visit to any website does.
Your conversations, your code, your usage numbers, your computed reports, and every file path Peddra reads. None of it is sent to Keyforge, to Stripe, or to us: no server receives it, no copy of it exists off your Mac, and there is nothing to sell or leak.
This site sets no cookies and runs one script: the line that closes the menu when you tap a link, allowed by its own checksum in the site's security policy, so no other script can ever run. The demo page also runs the app's own display code in your browser, with fake data. View source; it's all there is.