Privacy
The exact data boundary.
LLM Left is designed to move a small usage snapshot between your Apple devices without moving the secrets or content behind it.
- Provider credentials
- Prompts and conversations
- Other command-line output
- The local bridge token
- Detailed usage history
- Provider and plan labels
- Remaining and used percentages
- Limit names and windows
- Reset dates and forecasts
- Snapshot time and pace
Your private iCloud account
The synced snapshot uses your private CloudKit database. LLM Left does not run an account service, and it does not send the snapshot to an LLM Left server.
No product analytics
The app does not send usage analytics. This website has no analytics script, advertising pixel, session recorder, or third-party font request.
Software updates
The Mac app uses Sparkle to check the LLM Left update service. As with a normal web request, the update host can receive an IP address and user agent. It does not receive your provider usage, prompts, or CloudKit data.
Local permissions
The Mac app runs a signed local helper on 127.0.0.1 to read supported provider usage. It does not require a VPN, a Tailscale network, device pairing, or an LLM Left account.
Questions
For a privacy issue, use the support path included with the installed app. This page will be updated if the product data boundary changes.