Subprocessors and outside services
Each row says what the service receives, why, and how to stop it. "Where" is the general location of processing.
| Service | Receives | Why | Where | Stop it by | Their terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fincher | Your account identity; the sign-in key check | Sign you in and tell the planning service who is asking | United States | Signing out | Fincher's terms and privacy notice |
| Google Cloud | A short scrubbed piece of planning text | Writes the answer for Cloud-mode planning | Not fixed to one country | Local-only mode | Google Cloud terms |
| Cloudflare | A short scrubbed piece of planning text, and the planning service's network traffic | The other provider for Cloud-mode planning; also hosts the download site | Global network | Local-only mode, or choose the other provider | Cloudflare terms |
| Tailscale | Device and network details for linking your phone and computer | Private connection between your devices | Global | Not connecting a phone | Tailscale terms |
| Browser and phone notification services | A signal with no task text | Tells your device to show a notification | Varies by device maker | Turning notifications off | The device maker's terms |
| Your chosen AI provider(s) | What the agent reads and writes | Runs the coding agent you selected | Varies | Not using that agent | Your agreement with that provider |
| App stores, package registries and code hosts | The public name of an app or package | Identify and check apps and packages | Varies | Not using the lookup | Each service's terms |
| Optional feedback and design-review tools | What the tool collects when you use it | Collect feedback | Varies | Leaving them off (default) | The tool's terms |
We review this list every month and when anything changes. Last verified 2026-11-07.
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