Short version: your files never reach us.
Your files and folders. The contents of your work. The copy of your browser profile an agent uses, including its cookies and signed-in sessions. The credentials for your model account.
None of this reaches us, and we cannot read it.
An account: your email address, and a name if you give one.
Three optional questions on first run — your role, your industry, and what you plan to use FORGE for — all of which you can skip.
Records of your sessions: their titles, when they ran, and what they cost. Usage figures for your plan. Fault reports when something in the app breaks.
If you use rooms, the messages you send in them. If you give an agent an email address, the mail it receives. If you publish an app, a skill or an agent page, whatever you published.
To run your account and your plan, to sync your own devices with each other, to deliver room messages and agent mail, and to fix the app when it breaks. We do not sell it. We do not train models on it.
FORGE runs on the Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini account you already pay for. What you and your agents send to a model goes to that provider under your agreement with them — it does not pass through us. Their privacy terms govern it.
Our hosting and payment providers, only as far as they need to run the service.
Anyone you deliberately share with: people you invite to a room, anyone you send a link to, and the public if you publish something. Published apps, skills and agent pages are public by design.
Authorities, where the law requires it.
Unpublish anything you published, at any time. Leave a room. Close your account, and we delete the account record — everything already on your Mac stays there, because we never held it. Write to us and we will tell you what we hold about you.