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Privacy

The PullYard app has no backend, no analytics and no telemetry: it talks straight to the services you sign in to, and your tokens stay in your system keychain. This website counts page views with cookieless Umami.

The PullYard app

The app has no backend, no analytics and no telemetry. There is no PullYard account and no PullYard server that sees your code, your pull requests or your tokens.

What the app connects to

  • Your git host. Requests go from your computer straight to the API of the service you signed in to: api.github.com, your GitHub Enterprise Server, GitLab, Bitbucket Cloud, or your Gitea or Forgejo server.
  • Jira, if you connect it. Issue details are read from your Atlassian site with your own sign-in.
  • Update checks. The app asks GitHub for the latest PullYard release and downloads updates from the GitHub release page.
  • Claude Code, if you use it. The agent workspace and Fix with agent run the Claude Code CLI that you installed, under your own account. What the CLI sends to Anthropic is covered by Anthropic's terms and privacy policy.

What stays on your computer

  • Access tokens, in the macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager or the Secret Service keyring on Linux.
  • Cached lists and settings.
  • Notes you add to a stack. They are never sent to GitHub.

Each of those services has its own privacy policy for the requests it receives.

This website

pullyard.app is a static site. It sets no cookies and has no sign-in, forms or ads.

  • Page counts. The site uses Umami (Umami Cloud) to count page views and a few clicks: download buttons, links to GitHub and the copy buttons next to install commands. Umami works without cookies and does not build a profile of you.
  • Hosting. The site is served by GitHub Pages. GitHub may log technical data such as IP addresses for security, as described in GitHub's privacy statement.
  • Latest version. The home page asks api.github.com for the newest release so the download buttons point at it.
  • Downloads. Installers are downloaded from GitHub releases.
  • Donations. The optional "Buy me a pizza" link opens Dodo Payments, which handles the payment under its own terms. PullYard never sees card details.

Questions and changes

Questions about privacy go to GitHub issues. The app is open source, so every claim on this page can be checked against the source code.

If this page changes, the change is recorded in the site's public git history.

Last updated: November 10, 2026.

Questions

Does the PullYard app collect analytics or telemetry?

No. The PullYard app has no backend, no analytics and no telemetry. It talks directly to the services you sign in to.

Where is my GitHub token stored?

In your operating system's credential store: the macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager or the Secret Service keyring on Linux. It is sent only to the service it belongs to.

Does the pullyard.app website use cookies?

No. The website sets no cookies. It counts page views and a few button clicks with Umami, which works without cookies and without a personal profile.

What does Fix with agent send, and to whom?

Fix with agent starts the Claude Code CLI installed on your computer, under your own Claude account. What that CLI sends to Anthropic is covered by Anthropic's terms and privacy policy, not by PullYard.