Privacy & Data
This page covers what happens when you connect Hexdeck to Hexcore for multi-machine team coordination. For local-only privacy details, see Hexdeck Privacy.
Network communication
When connected to Hexcore:
- A WebSocket connection is established to the relay server
- Operator state is sent to the relay, including: active file paths, current task summaries, plan text, collision data, and session statistics
- No source code is ever transmitted — no file contents, no diffs, no environment variables
Data stored by Hexcore
- Your email and display name from Google sign-in
- Hexcore names and team membership
- Invite tokens for team links
- Operator presence data is ephemeral — it exists only while connected and is not persisted
No telemetry
Hexcore does not collect analytics, usage metrics, or telemetry of any kind. There are no tracking scripts, no phone-home behavior, and no third-party data collection.
Disconnecting
You can stop relaying at any time with hex relay remove <hexcoreId>. Your Hexdeck instance continues to work exactly as before — fully offline.