Privacy

Last updated: 1 November 2026.

Kept on your machine

Nudge's records of the jobs given to Haiku and their tests, in ~/.nudge. You can delete them any time.

Leaves your machine unless you turn it off

Every 30 minutes, a summary of the jobs Claude gave to Haiku: kinds of job, sizes, pass and fail counts, the type of failure, your project's language and framework, Nudge's version and your operating system.

It carries a random machine ID, never your name, email or account. To stop fake summaries, the service keeps a one-way scramble of the sending internet address for two days, never the address itself, then deletes it.

Projects and teams

The summary also names each project by its folder, with a code made from the project's first commit. Everyone working on the same project sees it together in nudge team; nobody without the project can. nudge sharing projects off stops project names leaving your machine.

During early access

Until the public launch, Nudge's own team also sees project names, so we can see how Nudge does on each project and help you directly. After the launch we see counts only.

Never collected

Code, file names, prompts, Claude's replies, passwords or keys.

Your control

nudge sharing preview shows exactly what is sent; nudge sharing off stops it any time; nudge sharing every 2h sends less often. To have what you already sent deleted, email support@nudge.build or open an issue on GitHub with your machine ID (/nudge:check shows it).

Companies

Sharing can be locked off for everyone (NUDGE_SHARING=off in Claude Code's managed settings). An admin may share within the company only.

Contact

Privacy questions and deletion requests: support@nudge.build