Legal

Privacy Policy

Effective July 16, 2026

OpenCode Superapp is designed to work without a product account. This policy explains the limited information MedHue Labs LLC processes to provide downloads, payments, licensing, recovery, support, and encrypted Remote connectivity.

Local application data

Your projects, OpenCode configuration, sessions, and local application runtime remain on your Mac. OpenCode Superapp does not upload that data to our licensing service. Requests to AI providers are sent to the provider you select under that provider’s terms.

Purchases and licensing

Stripe processes payment and billing information. Our licensing database stores Stripe purchase identifiers, entitlement status, an HMAC of the normalized purchase email, anonymous installation activations, and hashed one-time tokens. It does not store the plaintext purchase email, a password, a computer name, or a hardware serial number.

Email and recovery

Resend processes the destination email only to deliver purchase and recovery messages. We store Resend delivery identifiers and status for operational reliability. Recovery throttling stores keyed HMAC values rather than raw IP addresses.

Remote

Remote companions connect through an end-to-end encrypted relay. The Mac is the trusted host. The relay stores anonymous installation routing information, a renewable entitlement-grant expiry, and operational timestamps; it cannot decrypt the contents of your session.

No advertising tracking

We do not launch with marketing analytics, advertising pixels, cross-site tracking, or cookie-based behavioral profiles.

Service providers and retention

We use Stripe, Supabase, Vercel, Resend, and Cloudflare to operate the service. Purchase and entitlement records are retained for accounting, fraud prevention, support, and legal obligations. Expired one-time tokens and operational records may be deleted on a rolling basis.

Your choices

You may request access, correction, or deletion where applicable by contacting support@opencodesuper.app. Some transaction records must be retained to meet legal obligations and prevent duplicate license use.