Everything stays
on your machine

Magnum is designed for developers who expect their work, code, and API keys to remain private. Desktop app runs locally. Every credential stays in your environment. No project data shared with external servers.

Commitments

No data collection

No analytics, telemetry, or usage logs. What you build stays between you and your machine.

Keys never leave device

API tokens and environment secrets read locally. Never transmitted, synced, or cached outside your system.

Code is yours

Project files, repositories, Claude transcripts stay in your workspace. Not mirrored, uploaded, or inspected.

Local-first architecture

Tauri shell, embedded server, React UI all execute locally. No cloud backend relaying or storing prompts.

Implementation

Local processing only

Bridges directly to Claude CLI installation. Every command spawned on your machine, streams through local WebSockets. Never proxied through external services.

No surprise storage

No hidden caches or background sync jobs. Close Magnum and active sessions stop. Nothing persists beyond what you intentionally save.

Transparent permissions

Permission templates and interactive prompts run entirely client-side. Full control over what tools can touch which files.

Questions

Do you upload any part of my codebase or Claude history?

No. Magnum neither uploads nor mirrors repositories or prompts. Only network activity is what you initiate with Claude directly.

Are API keys stored on Magnum servers?

Never. Keys remain in environment variables or configuration files. Magnum reads them when needed and keeps them in memory only for session duration.

Can I opt out of telemetry?

Yes. Telemetry is completely optional and can be disabled in Settings. We collect only anonymous usage data (device ID, platform, hardware specs, app version) to improve the product. No personally identifiable information. No file contents. Toggle it off anytime instantly.

How to reach you?

Email vinodis+magnum@gmail.com for privacy feedback or help auditing setup.