Privacy

Last updated 1 November 2026. This describes Forge as it works today, during the free beta.

The short version

On your computer

Forge keeps these in its data folder:

Signing out removes only your sign-in. Your projects stay on your computer until you delete them, and deleting moves a project to an archive inside the data folder.

In the cloud

When you share a project, or you are invited to one, the following is stored in Supabase:

WhatWho can read itHow long
Your account: email, name and picture from your sign-inMembers of projects you share. Emails are visible to maintainers only.Until your account is deleted
Organizations, projects, members and rolesMembers of the projectUntil the member is removed or the project is deleted
Shared versions of the document, with who shared each oneMembers of the projectFor the life of the project
Invitations: email, role and a hash of the codeMaintainersAccepted invitations are kept as the record of who joined
Who is working on which system, and who is reading which chapterMembers of the projectHidden as soon as it expires, within about two minutes
What you have already readOnly youUntil your membership ends

Services Forge uses

Your coding agent is your own. It talks to Forge on your computer, and what it does with your project is covered by your agent provider's terms.

Export and delete

Contact

Open an issue on GitHub and say you'd like us to contact you. Issues are public, so please leave out anything private.

Changes

If this page changes in a way that matters, we'll say so in the app before it takes effect.