Your local workspace
In a local desktop setup, Akashic stores app state such as conversations and configuration on your machine. Local storage does not mean every task runs offline.
If you connect to a remote backend, that backend’s storage and access settings also matter. Check which environment is active before you begin.
Your model provider
Prompts and the context needed for a request may be sent to the provider you select. That can include relevant conversation history, files, and tool results. The provider’s own privacy, retention, and billing terms apply.
Use the model connection that fits the information you are working with. A local model requires its own supported configuration; this site does not promise offline support for every workflow.
Your connected tools
Tools and integrations may access files, websites, or connected services to complete a task. Their configuration and permissions determine what they can do. Review access before connecting a service and revoke connections you no longer need.
Permission labels describe the selected execution mode. They should not be interpreted as a guarantee of operating-system isolation.
Your saved context
Conversations, saved memory, and reusable skills are different forms of context. Inspect the settings and provider you use before relying on a particular retention or deletion behavior. Changes to saved local memory apply to new chats. Editing or deleting a memory does not rewrite past conversations, an active chat’s context, or backups. Removing local data does not automatically remove copies held by an external service.
This website
Analytics is optional and on by default unless you previously turned it off. This website sends page paths from a fixed list and installer download clicks to PostHog US Cloud, using a random browser identifier stored locally. We do not record sessions or collect form contents, query strings, names, or email addresses. Change your choice using the website analytics control below; turning it off removes the local analytics identifier, aborts pending sends, and stops future events. Previously sent events are not automatically deleted. Hosting and analytics services necessarily receive network requests, including an IP address; geolocation enrichment is disabled in our events.
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External links take you to services with their own policies. The homepage animations are illustrations. They do not send prompts to a model or execute tools.
Optional app analytics
App builds with this policy use a separate, installation-wide control during setup and in Settings → About. Analytics is on by default when no preference is saved; existing opt-outs remain off. When enabled, Akashic sends app opens, active days based on interaction, approximate awake/open and active-use durations, and running-agent and lifecycle counts observed by the desktop to PostHog. No prompts, responses, files, names, credentials, or session recordings are sent. Background work while the desktop is closed and command-line runs are not counted. Active installations are not a count of individual people. You can turn analytics off at any time; this stops collection and heartbeat sampling, aborts pending sends, and removes the local identifier, but does not delete previously sent events.
Questions or concerns?
Use Help for troubleshooting. When reporting a problem publicly, remove credentials, conversation contents, and private file paths from screenshots and logs.