Last updated: May 2025
TL;DR
Push stores everything on your device. Your GitHub token never leaves your phone except to talk directly to GitHub. We have no servers, no accounts, no data collection.
What we collect
Push collects nothing personal. There is no account creation, no email address, no name, no payment information. Push has no backend server — there is nowhere for your data to go except your own device and your own GitHub account.
What's stored on your device
GitHub username
Device only local
GitHub token
Device only, never synced local
App names & repos
Device + your private GitHub repo yours
Deploy history
Device only local
Favourites & recents
Device only local
Your GitHub token
Your Personal Access Token is the most sensitive piece of data in Push. It is:
✓ Stored only in your browser's localStorage
✓ Sent only to api.github.com to perform deployments
✓ Never included in your push-config backup
✓ Never logged, never shared, never transmitted to us
We recommend creating a dedicated GitHub token for Push with only the repo scope enabled. This limits what the token can do if ever compromised.
✓ Stored only in your browser's localStorage
✓ Sent only to api.github.com to perform deployments
✓ Never included in your push-config backup
✓ Never logged, never shared, never transmitted to us
We recommend creating a dedicated GitHub token for Push with only the repo scope enabled. This limits what the token can do if ever compromised.
Third party services
GitHub API
Deployments & config backup necessary
Counter.dev
Anonymous visit counting, no personal data anonymous
Google Fonts
Typography, IP may be logged by Google note
Cloudflare CDN
JSZip library, no personal data sent safe
What Push never does
✗ Does not sell your data
✗ Does not use advertising trackers
✗ Does not create user profiles
✗ Does not use cookies
✗ Does not share data with any third party beyond what's listed above
✗ Does not have access to the apps you deploy
✗ Does not use advertising trackers
✗ Does not create user profiles
✗ Does not use cookies
✗ Does not share data with any third party beyond what's listed above
✗ Does not have access to the apps you deploy
Your rights
You can delete all Push data at any time from Settings → Clear all local data. This removes everything from your device. Your GitHub repos are not affected.
To remove your config backup, delete the push-config repo from your GitHub account directly.
To remove your config backup, delete the push-config repo from your GitHub account directly.
Contact
Questions about privacy? Open an issue at github.com/tinq777/push/issues