Privacy

Ramo sends nothing anywhere on its own. There is no analytics, no tracking and no crash reporting.

What talks to the network, and when

• Git, when you fetch, pull, push or clone, or when background fetching is on in Settings › General.
• Your AI assistant, only when you use an AI feature, with only what that feature needs (see AI assistants).
• The license store (Lemon Squeezy), when you activate or remove a license and about once a month to check it. It receives the key and the Mac model, nothing else.
• Updates, only if you turn on automatic checks in Settings › Advanced.

What stays on your Mac

Your code, your history and your settings. Ramo keeps its settings in your user account, and passwords and keys in the macOS keychain.