Privacy policy
Laudit privacy policy
Last updated 9 November 2026
Laudit collects nothing. It has no network access, so your logs and its numbers never leave your Mac.
What Laudit reads
- Only the folder you choose: Claude Code's projects folder in ~/.claude, plus any extra folders you add.
- It reads those files and never changes them.
What Laudit keeps
- Its own copy of the numbers (counts, sizes and costs per chat), stored in Laudit's own folder on your Mac, so your history stays after Claude Code clears old logs.
- Reports you export go only where you save them.
- Delete the app and its data folder, and it's all gone.
What Laudit sends
- Nothing. The app is sandboxed by Apple without network permission, so it can't contact any server: not ours, not anyone's.
- No accounts, no analytics, no tracking, no ads.
Nudges (optional)
- If you install them, Laudit adds a status line, a guard and the /laudit command to Claude Code's settings. You see every change before it's made, and Uninstall in Settings removes them.
- /laudit runs inside your own Claude Code, on your own account. Laudit itself sends nothing.
Who's responsible
Laudit is made by Eben Smit, trading as Howzit Labs, in Cape Town, South Africa. Questions about this policy or your data: support@howzitlabs.com.
Changes
If Laudit starts handling data differently, this page changes first, with a new date at the top.