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Privacy Policy

Last updated: June 2026


Antimatter collects no data. It is fully local software that runs on your own devices.


Antimatter, as open-source software, collects zero telemetry, analytics, or usage data. Specifically:

  • ❌ No crash reports are sent to any server.
  • ❌ No analytics events are tracked.
  • ❌ No usage statistics are collected.
  • ❌ No personal information is transmitted to any third party.
  • ❌ No identifiers (device ID, IP address, user email) are sent anywhere.

All data generated by Antimatter stays between your desktop machine and your mobile phone:

Data Stored Where
Ed25519 cryptographic keypair OS Keychain (macOS/Windows/Linux)
256-bit pairing token OS Keychain
AI agent conversations & trajectory steps Local Room (Android) / CoreData (iOS) database
Workspace file contents Transmitted in real-time, never stored by Antimatter

Antimatter routes WebSocket traffic through a Cloudflare tunnel. This means:

  • Cloudflare acts as a relay between your phone and your machine.
  • All traffic is TLS-encrypted at the Cloudflare edge.
  • All payload content is additionally AES-GCM encrypted (E2EE) before it reaches Cloudflare — Cloudflare only sees ciphertext.
  • Cloudflare’s own Privacy Policy applies to the tunnel metadata.

Antimatter does not integrate with any third-party analytics, advertising, or data collection services. The only third-party infrastructure used is:

  • Cloudflare — for tunnel relay (see their privacy policy for tunnel-level metadata).
  • GitHub — for source code hosting and release distribution.
  • F-Droid — for Android app distribution (fully FOSS, no tracking).

All Antimatter code is publicly auditable on GitHub at github.com/saifmukhtar/antimatter. You can verify that no data collection occurs by reading the source code directly.


For privacy concerns or questions, open an issue on GitHub or email via the contact on saifmukhtar.dev.


Saif Mukhtar

Saif Mukhtar

Creator & Lead Developer of Antimatter · Android, iOS & Python engineer