Privacy is handled project by project.

Inat Open Apps is the plain-text organization name. Ināt Open Apps is the stylized public mark. This page describes the privacy boundaries for the website and the current apps.

Shared Commitments

These tools are built for local-first academic, educational, home-lab, and document workflows. The default design goal is to keep private documents, schedules, Home Assistant configuration, and manuscript content on the user's own machine or system unless a workflow clearly requires a network service.

No account is required by this website.
The site does not include advertising trackers or analytics scripts.
Support reports should be redacted before they are posted publicly.
Each app page lists support boundaries specific to that project.

This Website

This website is a static HTML and CSS site hosted on Cloudflare Pages. It does not run a server-side application, require login, or collect form submissions. It loads web fonts through Adobe Fonts/Typekit, so a normal browser request may be made to that font service when pages are viewed.

Office History

Office History stores Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint AutoRecover snapshots locally on your Mac. Local data may include captured recovery artifacts, preview text or metadata, selected folder settings, monitoring status, restore history, and diagnostic logs. Office History is not designed to upload documents, filenames, recovery history, or logs to Inat Open Apps.

Rain Bird Scheduler

Rain Bird Scheduler runs in your Home Assistant installation and uses the core Rain Bird integration’s services and entity states to control watering. It does not store your controller password or create a second controller connection. Schedules, run history, and diagnostics are maintained in Home Assistant. Optional adjustment and weather inputs use the entities you configure.

PubMate

PubMate processes Word .docx files locally and writes separate output files for EndNote handoff. When citation metadata is fetched, PubMate may send identifiers such as PMIDs or DOIs to public metadata services. It is not designed to upload whole manuscripts to Inat Open Apps.

Codex Terminal Pro

Codex Terminal Pro is a Home Assistant add-on that opens a browser terminal inside Home Assistant and runs tools in the local /config workspace. It has administrator-level access to the Home Assistant system where it is installed. If a user runs Codex or another authenticated CLI inside that terminal, prompts, terminal context, and command output may be sent to the configured AI service according to that service's own account and privacy terms.

After Dork

After Dork draws its screen savers locally on your Mac and saves module preferences there. Its Sparkle updater checks the project’s update feed and downloads releases from GitHub. Selecting Set Screen Saver installs the chosen module in your user Screen Savers folder and updates the macOS screen saver selection.

Support and Contact

Do not attach private documents, full filenames, meeting links, tokens, Home Assistant secrets, unpublished manuscripts, or raw logs to public issues. Use redacted examples whenever possible.

Contact: contact@jeremiahsrandom.website. GitHub: github.com/jgassens.

Changes

If an app adds analytics, crash reporting, hosted accounts, cloud processing, forms, or other data-handling services later, this policy should be updated before those services are treated as part of the normal workflow.