Privacy and telemetry

Telemetry is first-party, opt-in, and disabled by default. Public early-access images currently keep the telemetry control feature-gated off.

When telemetry becomes available, Stackarr will show the exact payload before you opt in.

What it may include

• a random, pseudonymous installation ID
• Stackarr version and release channel
• operating system family and CPU architecture
• fresh, restore, or migration setup mode
• database mode
• enabled service names and management modes
• backup schedule and retention shape
• counts of configured and disabled services

What it never includes

• hostnames, domains, IP addresses, or public routes
• usernames, email addresses, API keys, tokens, or passwords
• media titles, requests, torrent names, indexers, or watch history
• absolute host paths
• logs, database dumps, or backup archives

Agent behavior

An agent must preview the payload and receive explicit approval before enabling telemetry. Enabling or sending telemetry is never part of normal setup defaults.

If you prefer no product telemetry, leave it disabled. Stackarr's local dashboard, MCP server, and managed apps continue to work normally.