Privacy Policy
Last updated: November 11, 2026
SSH Flow is an app for running commands on your own servers over SSH. This policy explains what happens to your information. In short: we don't collect any data, and we have no servers that receive any.
What stays on your iPhone
- Servers, snippets, scripts and settings are stored on your iPhone, and shared with the SSH Flow widget and Apple Watch app only as needed to show them.
- SSH keys and passwords are stored in the iPhone's Secure Enclave or Keychain, protected by Face ID. They are never sent anywhere except to authenticate to the server you chose.
- Command output is kept in memory while the app runs and is never saved to disk.
- Saved secrets (for example sudo passwords) are stored in the Keychain and only typed into a server when it asks for a password.
What leaves your iPhone
- Your SSH servers. Commands you run and the information needed to log in are sent to the servers you configure. That's what the app is for.
- AI providers, only if you choose one. By default, summaries and command suggestions use Apple Intelligence on your iPhone, and nothing leaves the device. If you choose Anthropic, OpenAI or your own Ollama server in Settings → AI, the commands, their output and basic information about the server (such as its operating system) are sent to that provider using your own API key, under that provider's terms and privacy policy. Saved secrets are never sent. You can switch back to on-device at any time.
What we collect
Nothing. SSH Flow has no analytics, no advertising, no tracking and no accounts. The developer does not receive your servers, commands, output, keys or any usage data.
Children
SSH Flow is a tool for system administrators and is not directed at children.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new date.