Analytics & Privacy

Yasumu collects anonymous usage analytics to help improve the application. This page explains what data is collected, how it's used, and how you can opt out.

Why We Collect Analytics

Analytics help the Yasumu team:

• Identify issues — Understand which features are causing problems or confusion
• Prioritize development — Focus on features that users actually use
• Improve user experience — Make data-driven decisions about UI/UX improvements
• Track stability — Monitor crash rates and performance across different platforms

What We Collect

Yasumu uses PostHog for analytics. The data collected is anonymous and includes:

• Feature usage — Which features are used and how often
• Navigation patterns — How users move through the application
• Performance metrics — Load times and responsiveness
• Error events — When something goes wrong (without personal details)
• Platform information — Operating system and app version

What We Don't Collect

Yasumu never collects:

• Personal information (name, email, etc.)
• Request or response contents
• API keys, tokens, or credentials
• File contents from your workspace
• Environment variable values
• Any data that could identify you or your projects

Opting Out

Analytics are enabled by default, but you can easily opt out:

1. Open Settings from the sidebar
2. Find the Privacy section
3. Toggle off Usage Analytics
4. Restart Yasumu for changes to take effect. You can do this by clicking the Restart button in the Privacy section.

Once disabled, no analytics data will be collected or sent.

Data Handling

• Analytics data is processed by PostHog's infrastructure
• Data is retained according to PostHog's data retention policies
• No data is sold to third parties
• Yasumu is open source — you can verify exactly what data is collected by reviewing the source code

Open Source Transparency

Yasumu is fully open source. You can review the analytics implementation yourself:

• Instrumentation setup — See exactly how PostHog is initialized
• Analytics flag — See how the opt-out preference is stored and checked

If you have concerns about privacy or data collection, feel free to open an issue on GitHub.