Last updated: 16 August 2026
IronStorage does not collect analytics, advertising identifiers, diagnostics, or personal data for the developer, and it does not track you.
Your local Git repository and encrypted password entries remain on your device. Imported or generated private-key material stays in the app container and is protected by its GPG passphrase. Application tokens and biometric unlock data use Apple Keychain storage. Camera frames used to scan a key-transfer QR code are processed on the device and are not retained by IronStorage.
IronStorage works without a network service. If you later configure an HTTPS Git server, it connects only to that server using the credentials you provide to pull and push your password store. The developer does not operate an IronStorage service and does not receive this traffic.
Deleting IronStorage removes its local repository and key files from the app container. Remove a configured application token and disable biometric unlock in Preferences before uninstalling when you also want those Keychain records removed immediately. Keychain items otherwise follow Apple’s secure-storage lifecycle and may survive an app reinstall.
Questions and issues can be filed at the IronStorage issue tracker.