Updated November 7, 2026

Privacy

Agent Fleet is two apps: Agent Fleet for Mac, and Agent Fleet for Apple TV. This page explains what they read, where it goes, and what we (DormWay LLC) see. The short version: everything stays on your own devices, and we see nothing.

What the Mac app reads

To work out what your coding agents are doing, Agent Fleet for Mac reads the session logs that Claude Code and Codex already keep on your Mac (in ~/.claude/projects and ~/.codex/sessions). If you leave the option on, it also reads the Claude desktop app’s list of open sessions. It reads these files locally and never changes them.

From them it works out, for each session: which tool it’s in (Claude Code or Codex), its project and branch name, whether it’s working, waiting on you, done or idle, the name of the tool it’s running, and some timings. It doesn’t send your prompts, your code, or the agents’ replies anywhere.

Where it goes

• That summary goes only to Apple TVs you’ve paired with your Mac, directly over your local network, and encrypted with a key only your Mac and that TV hold.
• The Stage view (the one meant for a camera) only receives shapes and counts, never names.
• Nothing is sent to DormWay or anyone else. There is no account, no server and no analytics.

What’s stored

• On your Mac: the list of paired TVs and their pairing keys, in ~/Library/Application Support/Agent Fleet, and a short activity log in ~/Library/Logs/Agent Fleet.log.
• On your Apple TV: the paired Mac and its key, in the Keychain, and whether the TV is a Stage or Prompter.

To remove everything, delete the Mac app and those two locations, and delete the Apple TV app. To unpair one TV, use Forget in the Mac app’s menu.

Data we collect

None. The App Store and Apple may collect data about downloads and crashes under Apple’s own policies.

Contact

Questions: support@dormway.app. If this policy changes, the date at the top will change too.