What pitupitu is for
- —pitupitu keeps track of your projects and your coding agents, so it can tell you what they did and help you with them.
- —It keeps only what it needs for that.
From each machine you link
- —Its name and its home folder.
- —Which coding agents are installed on it, and their versions.
- —The version of herdr on it.
- —The project folders you worked in recently.
From your agents’ sessions on that machine
- —This is on unless you switch it off.
- —It covers sessions from the last 7 days.
- —What you asked your agents: the first 1000 characters of each message.
- —The gist of their replies: the first 600 characters of each.
- —Which files they touched.
- —The commands they ran: the first 120 characters of each.
- —Each session’s title, folder, git repository and branch.
- —The titles of your commits from the last 7 days.
Never
- —What is inside your files.
- —What the commands printed.
- —The changes to your code (diffs).
- —The agent’s private reasoning.
- —Your API keys or passwords. Anything that looks like a key is blanked on your machine, before it is sent.
- —Your voice. Audio is never stored.
Your conversation with pitupitu
- —What you and pitupitu said to each other is stored until you clear it.
Where, and for how long
- —On Amazon’s servers (AWS) in the United States (us-east-1).
- —Encrypted when stored.
- —Records from your agents’ sessions: 30 days.
- —Summaries and project notes: until you forget them.
- —Our system logs hold only who, when and how long. Never what was said or done.
Who else sees it
- —Anthropic: to write the summaries and pitupitu’s answers.
- —ElevenLabs: to turn your voice into text, and pitupitu’s answers into speech.
- —Stripe: to take payments.
- —Clerk: to sign you in.
- —If you turn on notifications: your own words (a reminder’s text, a session’s name) show on your lock screen, and Apple’s, Google’s or Mozilla’s push service carries the message to your phone, encrypted so they cannot read it.
- —Each one only for that job.
Switch it off, or delete it
- —On the app page, open What pitupitu knows. Each machine has its own switch.
- —Forget everything, in the same place, deletes what pitupitu knows about your work.
- —On a machine, run
pitupitu box history off. - —Deleting your account removes everything. Only what tax law makes Stripe keep stays with Stripe.
Who is responsible
- —Klarluft B.V., in the Netherlands.
- —European data protection law (GDPR) applies.
- —To see, change or delete your data, write to privacy@pitupitu.chat.
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