Last Updated: October 10, 2026
We do not collect your personal data, usage data, or credentials. Dockerman does not send them to us. It uses your credentials to connect directly to the Docker hosts you choose. When iCloud is enabled for Dockerman, your settings and credentials also sync through your own private iCloud account as described in section 3.
All connections to your Docker hosts are made directly from your device (iPhone, iPad, or Mac) to your server. There is no "middleware" server, proxy, or relay service operated by us. We cannot see your traffic, your containers, or your logs.
Your host settings, TLS certificates, and client private key are stored in the app's database on your device. Device backups that include the app's data also include this database and its client private key.
When iCloud is enabled for Dockerman, these settings, certificates, and the client private key sync through your own private iCloud account using Apple's CloudKit. The client private key syncs in an encrypted CloudKit field.
Each device also keeps its own copy of the client private key in its Keychain. That Keychain copy does not sync or migrate to another device. We do not receive your host settings, certificates, or private keys.
Since the app connects directly to your own infrastructure, no third-party analytics services (like Google Analytics, Firebase, or Mixpanel) are installed or used in the app.
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, email hello@tjmehta.com.