Last updated: May 20, 2026
This policy explains what Cmdora stores, what it does not intentionally collect, and how support communication works.
Contact supportCmdora is designed to connect your iPhone to your own Mac and Mac-side agent. The app is intended to work without a Cmdora cloud account.
Your commands, terminal output, project paths, files, source code, and build logs are handled between your devices and are not intentionally collected by Cmdora.
Cmdora may store local configuration such as Mac names, server URLs, agent identifiers, project references, and connection preferences on your device.
Sensitive connection values, such as agent tokens, should be stored using platform-provided secure storage where supported.
Cmdora communicates with the server or agent URL that you configure. This may be a Mac on your local network or a network endpoint you operate.
We do not operate a required relay for your terminal commands, project contents, or build logs.
If you contact support through Telegram, we will receive the information you choose to send, such as your message text, screenshots, logs, and Telegram profile information visible in the chat.
Do not send passwords, private keys, API keys, agent tokens, or source code unless you intentionally choose to share that information.
Cmdora does not require third-party advertising identifiers.
The App Store, TestFlight, Telegram, and any network services you configure may process data under their own privacy policies.
For privacy questions or data requests, contact @cmdora_app_support on Telegram.