DockTerm Privacy Policy

Effective 22 August 2026Updated 30 August 2026

A local-only promise, written plainly: DockTerm sees your workspace, but Moon Labs never does.

This policy covers DockTerm, Moon Labs's open-source desktop app for Claude Code. It is short because the honest answer is short: DockTerm runs entirely on your machine and sends Moon Labs nothing.

1. What DockTerm collects

Nothing. DockTerm has no accounts, no telemetry, no analytics and no crash reporting. It makes no network requests of its own to Moon Labs or to any analytics service. Moon Labs cannot see that you installed it, what you do in it, or that it exists on your machine at all.

2. What stays on your machine

Everything DockTerm works with lives locally: your terminal sessions, your Git repositories, your files, your Claude Code usage history (which DockTerm reads from Claude Code's own local files to show your usage limits), and your DockTerm settings. None of it is transmitted anywhere by DockTerm.

3. What other software may transmit

DockTerm hosts your real claude session, and Claude Code itself talks to Anthropic's servers under Anthropic's privacy policy (opens in a new tab). The same applies to anything else you run in a DockTerm terminal: DockTerm is a window onto those tools, not a party to their traffic. Downloading DockTerm from GitHub is subject to GitHub's own privacy policy.

4. Your rights

Because Moon Labs holds no data about DockTerm users, there is nothing for us to access, correct, export or delete. Uninstalling the app removes everything it ever stored. The source is public at github.com/munvard/dockterm (opens in a new tab), so every claim on this page can be checked against the code.

5. Changes and contact

If DockTerm ever gains a feature that transmits anything, this policy will change first and the change will be called out in the release notes. Questions go to munetic.studio@gmail.com. The app's terms of use are at DockTerm terms.