Privacy Policy

This policy applies to the atrium website at getatrium.dev, the atrium desktop app, and the public feedback tracker linked from the site.

atrium is operated by Skybot, LLC. This policy is written to describe the product as it exists today. If data practices change, this policy will be updated.

We currently collect or process the following categories of information:

• Website analytics data, including page views, approximate device and browser information, referring URLs, and interaction events collected through PostHog.
• Technical identifiers used by analytics tooling, such as cookies or similar browser storage, to understand site usage over time.
• Information you choose to submit publicly through the feedback tracker or GitHub, such as issue text, screenshots, usernames, and any other content you include.
• Local app data stored on your own machine, such as workspace state, pane state, settings, scrollback, and related session metadata needed to make atrium persistent.

atrium is designed to keep core workspace and session state local to your machine. That includes the files atrium stores to restore windows, tabs, rooms, panes, and related local configuration.

The desktop app sends a small amount of telemetry to PostHog, split into two tiers. The mandatory tier is limited to crash reports, update checks, and app-lifecycle events — including a periodic active-use heartbeat (version, OS, arch, locale) that fires only while the atrium window is focused, so we can measure active installs without launch-only signals. The optional analytics tier covers feature usage and performance counters and is off by default. Both tiers exclude file contents, command history, pane contents, browser URLs, and agent transcripts. Full details and the opt-out controls live in the telemetry documentation.

• To operate, secure, and improve the website.
• To understand aggregate usage of the website and releases pages.
• To review bug reports, feedback, and feature requests.
• To maintain the desktop app’s local persistence and user experience on your device.
• To comply with legal obligations and protect the service.

We may share information with a small set of third parties that help operate atrium:

• PostHog, which is used for website analytics.
• GitHub, when you open or participate in public feedback or issue threads.

We may also disclose information if required by law or if needed to protect users, the service, or our rights.

• You can limit or block cookies and similar website storage through your browser settings, though parts of analytics may still function in aggregate form.
• You can choose not to use the public feedback tracker if you do not want information posted publicly on GitHub.
• You can remove atrium’s local desktop data from your device by deleting the relevant local app files, including the~/.atrium/ directory.

Website analytics is retained only as long as reasonably needed for product and site operations. Content you submit to GitHub is subject to GitHub’s own retention and visibility model. Local app data remains on your device until you delete it or the app removes it.

atrium is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

We may update this policy as atrium evolves. Material changes will be reflected by updating the date at the top of this page.

For private questions or privacy-related requests, email sup@getatrium.dev.

For public bug reports and product feedback, use the public feedback tracker.

You may also want to review our Terms of Service.