Last updated: February 26, 2026
Overview
CodexAnywhere is built for local-first remote coding. Commands execute on your own machine. We do not run a hosted command execution service.
Data We Handle
The iOS app stores machine pairing data and local session history needed for app functionality.
- Machine connection details (for paired hosts)
- Session metadata and cached transcript snippets on device
- Push token registration data for wake notifications
How Data Is Used
Data is used only to provide the core product behavior: pairing machines, starting sessions, streaming output, and reconnecting reliably after app backgrounding.
Hosted Relay Scope
CodexAnywhere may use a minimal relay for push wake notifications. The relay is designed to avoid storing prompt/output content and only carries delivery metadata.
Third-Party Services
The app may rely on platform services such as Apple Push Notification service and your configured network stack (for example Tailscale). Their policies apply separately.
Contact
Questions about privacy can be sent to me@narendran.info.