Privacy

The website

The public website does not collect email signups. It provides the verified macOS installer directly when a release is available and does not include advertising tools or third-party analytics.

Vercel processes normal request information needed to deliver the website and installer link, such as IP address, browser information, and requested page. If you email us, we receive the address and content you send.

The Alpha

The Alpha stores account and product records needed to coordinate work. These can include your email, project names and paths, objective text, run states, model and provider names, command and tool summaries, changed file paths, short output excerpts, and verification records.

Horme does not collect your Claude Code or Codex credentials. Those tools run on your Mac under accounts you control.

Coding providers

Claude Code and Codex may send prompts, repository content, and other task information to Anthropic and OpenAI under your agreements with those providers. Review their privacy terms and your account settings before using them with sensitive code.

Local execution

Coding work primarily runs on your Mac. Horme does not upload your entire repository as a website feature. Product records and short excerpts can still contain source code, paths, command output, or secrets, so keep sensitive material out of objectives and attachments unless it is required.

Your choices

You can ask about, correct, or request deletion of personal information by emailing hello@usehorme.com. Some records may need to be retained for security, legal, or service integrity reasons.

Contact

Horme is an early product operated from Ontario, Canada. Contact the Privacy Officer at hello@usehorme.com.