Telemetry
Your privacy is of utmost importance. Runme collects anonymous, coarse telemetry information to help improve the product. Runme does not collect command contents, raw arguments, notebook contents, file paths, working directories, environment values, repository remotes, usernames, hostnames, or executable paths.
Runme sends telemetry to home.runme.dev using separate routes for different components:
- CLI invocation telemetry is sent to
home.runme.dev/CLI - Kernel and server startup telemetry is sent to
home.runme.dev/Kernel
CLI telemetry includes:
- Event name and component
- Runme version
- Operating system and architecture
- Coarse command and command path
- Best-effort install channel
VS Code extension telemetry includes:
- Buttons clicked and commands triggered
- Total cells and how many are executed
- Extension activation and deactivation
- Notebook opened and saved (incl. metadata; file names are obfuscated)
In VS Code, Runme respects VS Code's global "no telemetry" setting (id: telemetry.telemetryLevel). You can also opt out of Runme telemetry by setting either DO_NOT_TRACK=true or SCARF_NO_ANALYTICS=true.
For more detailed information on security-related aspects, please visit our Security Overview.