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Privacy Policy: Reflexor

Last updated: 2026-08-22

Applies to: Reflexor editor package 0.5.0 on Visual Studio Code and Cursor

This document describes product behavior. It is not legal advice.

1. Summary

Reflexor is a local-first coding assistant for Windows x64, Linux x64, and macOS Apple Silicon. Chat, completions, project indexes, and conversation history stay on your computer unless you turn on an optional network feature.

By default there is no Reflexor cloud account, prompts and source code are not sent to Reflexor servers, product telemetry is off, and Web Search, Web Research, and MCP stay disabled. Engine and model downloads happen only after you confirm them.

Reflexor is not fully offline in every configuration.

2. What stays local by default

Open only trusted local folders. Untrusted and virtual workspaces are not supported.

3. What may leave your machine

Reflexor does not send prompts, source code, or workspaces to Reflexor cloud servers. There is no product telemetry upload.

4. First connection

Startup of the core product talks to localhost only. The first external connection happens after you confirm an engine or model download, allow a web request, grant remote-inference consent, or connect an integration you configured.

5. Local data, export, and deletion

Local product data lives under ~/.reflexor/. Uninstalling the extension does not automatically delete downloaded models, the embedded engine, history, or indexes.

In the Command Palette you can export or delete all conversations, and clear the rollback journal. Automatic deletion of old conversations is available in Settings. Those actions are destructive.

6. Your controls

Disable Web Search, Web Research, telemetry, and MCP in Settings. Set Web Research permission to disabled to hard-block URL fetch. Turning a feature off stops new use. It does not retract data already sent to a third party you allowed.

7. Website

The marketing site is static and does not create accounts. Hosting may keep access logs. Optional website analytics, if enabled, may record page views and store-click events with campaign and editor context. It does not receive source code, prompts, or local model data.

8. Third parties

Ollama, model providers, search providers, MCP servers, GitHub releases, hosting, and the editor process data under their own terms when you use them.

9. Contact

contato@reflexor.com.br