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Privacy Policy

Last updated 1 September 2026 · Applies to CHIMERA v0.1.0 and this website.

01What this covers

This policy covers two separate things, and it matters which one you are using:

They are treated differently below because they behave very differently. The controller for both is Hammad Muhammad, an individual based in the United Kingdom.

02The short version

Plainly statedCHIMERA has no user accounts, no servers and no telemetry. The desktop app stores everything locally on your machine and sends nothing to us — not usage data, not crash reports, not workflow contents. This website has no analytics and sets no cookies. The only third party your browser contacts on this site is Google Fonts, and that is explained in section 6.

03The website

This site is a static page. There is no server-side application, no database, no login and no form that submits anything to us.

What the site stores in your browser

Nothing. No cookies are set, and no localStorage or sessionStorage entries are written. Your operating-system name is read once in your browser (via navigator.userAgentData) purely to preselect the correct install tab. That value is never transmitted anywhere and is discarded when you close the tab.

Server logs

Whoever hosts this site may keep standard access logs containing IP addresses, timestamps and user-agent strings, as almost all web servers do. If you host on GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages, Netlify or Vercel, their respective privacy policies govern those logs. We do not read, export or analyse them.

04The desktop application

CHIMERA runs entirely on your computer. It has no account system and does not communicate with any server operated by us.

No telemetry

The application does not send usage statistics, crash reports, feature analytics, workflow contents, prompts, model outputs or error messages to us or to anyone else. There is no opt-out because there is nothing to opt out of.

Update checks

About eight seconds after launch, and every six hours thereafter, CHIMERA asks GitHub whether a newer release exists. That request reaches GitHub, not us, and carries only what any HTTPS request carries. Nothing downloads until you press Download, and the app never installs an update on quit.

05Where your data lives

Everything CHIMERA knows sits in two places on your own machine:

WhatWhere
Workflows, runs, traces, notes, memoryA single SQLite file in your workspace directory — ~/.config/CHIMERA/ on Linux, ~/Library/Application Support/CHIMERA/ on macOS, %APPDATA%\CHIMERA\ on Windows
API keys and credentialsYour operating system's credential store — Keychain, Credential Manager or libsecret. Never in the database, logs, traces or error messages. Agents receive a handle, never the value.
Browser automation profileA separate Chromium profile belonging to CHIMERA. It never touches the browser sessions you are personally logged into.

You can copy, back up or delete any of it at any time. Deleting the workspace directory removes the database entirely; credentials are cleared separately through your OS credential manager or by removing the connection inside the app.

06Model providers and third parties

When you configure a model provider or connect an application, your data goes to that provider under their terms and their privacy policy, not ours. We are not a processor in that relationship and have no visibility into it.

Third partyWhen it is contactedWhat reaches it
Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, OpenRouterOnly when you configure that provider and run an agent using itYour prompts, tool outputs and agent context, plus your API key
Ollama, LM Studio, OmniRouteOnly if you run themNothing leaves your machine — these run locally
ComposioOnly if you connect an applicationOAuth tokens and the tool calls your agents make. Governed by Composio's privacy policy.
GitHubUpdate checks, and when you download a releaseStandard HTTPS request metadata
Google FontsEvery visit to this websiteYour IP address and user agent, transmitted to Google to serve the typefaces
Action recommended before launchThe Google Fonts point is a real UK GDPR and EU consideration — a German court has previously held that embedding Google Fonts without consent transmits IP addresses unlawfully. The clean fix is to self-host the font files instead of loading them from fonts.googleapis.com. That removes the only third-party request this site makes and lets this policy say the site contacts nobody at all.

CHIMERA's local-only workspace mode enforces that no outbound model traffic leaves your machine at all. If that matters to you, turn it on and point the app at a local model.

07What we never receive

To be unambiguous, we do not receive and cannot access:

08Legal basis and your rights

Because the application collects no personal data, there is nothing for us to process, and most UK GDPR obligations do not arise in relation to it. For any incidental data described above:

You have the right to access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection and portability under UK GDPR, and the right to complain to the Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk). Since we hold no personal data, most requests will be answered by confirming exactly that.

09Children

CHIMERA is a developer tool and is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect data from anyone, including children.

10Changes

If this policy changes materially, the date at the top will change and the previous version will remain in the repository's git history, so you can see exactly what changed and when.

11Contact

Privacy questions go to the project author, Hammad Muhammad, via github.com/HammadM-dev/chimera/issues or hammad.world.

This is not legal advice.These terms were drafted for a solo, pre-revenue, early-access project and have not been reviewed by a solicitor. Before taking payment, handling personal data on a server, or offering CHIMERA commercially, have them reviewed — particularly the liability, licensing and UK GDPR sections.