Remote Sessions privacy
Remote Sessions doesn’t collect, store or send your conversations or personal data to me or to anyone else. There are no accounts, analytics or ads. The only exception is the crash reports of the Android app, described below, which you can turn off.
What data the app handles
- Your Claude Code conversations. The app reads them from your computer through the
remote-sessionsserver you install yourself. They travel encrypted (HTTPS, with your computer’s certificate pinned when pairing) between your phone and your computer, over your local network or Tailscale. They never go through any server of mine. - Pairing data. The name, addresses and certificate fingerprint of your computers are stored on the phone, and the access key in the system’s secure storage. They are deleted when you forget the computer or uninstall the app.
- Camera. Only used to scan the pairing QR code. Images are neither stored nor sent.
- Local network. The app looks for your computer on the local network (Bonjour/mDNS) to find it if its address changes.
Crash reports (Android app)
If the Android app closes unexpectedly, it sends a technical crash report to Firebase Crashlytics, a Google service, so I can fix the problem. The report includes the error and where in the code it happened, the device model, the Android and app versions, and a random installation identifier. It never includes your conversations, the names or addresses of your computers, or your access keys. Reports are kept for 90 days and are not used for anything else. You can turn them off in Settings › Send crash reports. Google’s privacy policy applies to this service.
The iOS app doesn’t send crash reports.
Third-party services
When you tap “Connect”, the app opens a claude.ai link in the Claude app or the browser. From then on Anthropic’s privacy policy applies. If you use Tailscale, theirs applies too.
Who is responsible
Antonio Leiva Gordillo · contacto@devexpert.io
Remote Sessions is not an official Anthropic app. Claude and Claude Code are trademarks of Anthropic.
Last updated: October 12, 2026.