Privacy

Last updated August 25, 2026

Okay Console collects no personal information or cluster data. This policy explains how the app, support email, app stores, and this website handle information.

There is no backend

The app connects directly to the Kubernetes API server address you provide. Cluster names, workloads, logs, and events are not transmitted to us.

There is no account

The app has no sign-up, account, profile, or login service.

Credentials stay on the device

Tokens, certificates, and cluster addresses are stored only on the device you entered them on. macOS, iPhone, and iPad hold them in the system Keychain with a user-presence requirement. Reading them requires Touch ID or your password on Mac, and Face ID, Touch ID, or the device passcode on iPhone and iPad. On Android they are encrypted with a non-exportable Android Keystore key, and only the ciphertext is written to storage. Disconnecting a cluster deletes its stored credential.

No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising

The app contains no analytics SDK, no advertising SDK, and no third-party crash reporter. Nothing about your usage is measured or transmitted.

What the stores see

Apple and Google provide aggregate store reports such as download, version, and subscription counts. Those reports contain no cluster data and do not identify individual app users to us.

Support email

If you contact support, we retain the contents of your email only as long as needed to handle the request. Do not send tokens, kubeconfigs, or certificates.

This website

This site uses no third-party scripts, advertising, analytics, or cookies. The credential example uses fixed synthetic data and makes no network request. The web server keeps ordinary access logs.

Children

Okay Console is a tool for operating server infrastructure. It is not directed at children, and it collects no personal information from anyone.

Changes

If this policy changes, the updated version will appear here with a new date. No backend, no account, and no collection of personal or cluster data remain product requirements.