Last updated November 10, 2026

Privacy

Mogbot collects no data about you. There is no account, no analytics, no ads and no server of ours that your agents’ work passes through.

Who we are

Mogbot is published by Galluzzo Conseil Inc., Canada. Questions about this policy: julian@native.agency.

The phone app

• What it connects to. Only the Mac you pair it with, directly, over your own Tailscale network. Everything you see and send in the app goes between this phone and that Mac, and nowhere else.
• What it keeps on the phone. The pairing keys (in the phone’s keychain or keystore), a copy of recent conversations so the app opens fast and works offline, your drafts and your settings. Settings → Forget this Mac deletes them and removes the pairing on the Mac too. On iPhone, deleting the app alone can leave the pairing keys in the phone’s keychain, so use Forget this Mac first.
• Camera. Used to scan the pairing code on your Mac and to take photos you choose to send to an agent. Photos go only to your Mac.
• Microphone and speech recognition. Used when you dictate a message or talk to an agent. Speech is turned into text on the phone when the phone can do that; otherwise by the phone maker’s speech service (Apple on iPhone, Google on Android), under their privacy terms. You read the text before it is sent, and it goes only to your Mac.
• Photos and files. Only the ones you pick, through the system picker, and only to your Mac. The app has no access to the rest of your library.
• Notifications. Asked for only when you turn alerts on. While the app is open, alerts come from your Mac over the same connection.
• Crash notes. If the app crashes, a short note stays on the phone. It is never sent anywhere.
• The demo. “Try the demo” uses made-up agents, sends nothing and saves nothing.

The desktop app

• Your agents run on your own computer, on the AI service accounts you connect (for example Anthropic’s Claude or OpenAI’s ChatGPT). What an agent sends to that service is covered by that service’s own privacy terms, not ours.
• Logins and keys you give your agents are kept in your computer’s keychain. They are never sent to us.
• The app sends no usage data, telemetry or crash reports to us.

If push notifications are turned on later

Notifications that reach a phone while the app is closed would go through a small notification relay. It would see only an anonymous device token and a fixed message such as “An agent needs you”, never what an agent said. It is not running today. If that changes, this page will say so first, and the store listings’ privacy answers will be updated.

Sharing, selling, tracking

We don’t have your data, so we don’t share or sell it. The apps don’t track you across other apps or websites.

Children

Mogbot is not made for children under 13 and doesn’t knowingly collect anything from anyone.

Your rights

Because nothing about you reaches us, there is nothing for us to give back or delete. Everything the apps keep is on your own devices, and you can remove it at any time as described above. If you think we hold something about you, write to julian@native.agency and we’ll answer within 30 days.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new date. The apps are open source, so you can check what they do: source on GitHub.