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Privacy.
Your memory stays on your machine.

Last updated: September 2026.

The short version

The product stores memory on your machine, not ours. The website collects a waitlist email and aggregate analytics. We do not run ads, tracking pixels, or sell personal data.

The local product

The OneCue skill and CLI store project memory locally — Markdown records in .onecue/memories/ and ~/.onecue/projects/. Nothing is sent to a OneCue server; there is no OneCue account. Your coding agent still sends context to its configured model provider under your existing settings — that boundary is yours, not ours.

The website

  • Analytics — Vercel Web Analytics (cookieless, aggregated page metrics) and Google Analytics 4 (sets _ga cookies to measure page traffic; Google processes this under its own terms).
  • Waitlist — joining the Cloud launch list stores your email (plus optional name, role, and how you found us) with Loops, our email provider. An httpOnly cookie (onecue_waitlist, one year) remembers that you joined.
  • Hosting — Vercel processes standard request logs to serve the site.

Your choices

Email hello@onecue.sh to be removed from the launch list or to ask what we hold. Local memories are plain files — delete them any time; onecue uninstall removes the hooks without touching them.

Changes

If this policy changes materially, the update ships on this page with a new date.