Privacy & measurement

Clawd wallet login stores your public wallet address, account creation time, and most recent login time. Your wallet signs a one-time login message; the website does not request or store your wallet’s private key.

Sessions use an HTTP-only cookie. Session tokens are stored as hashes in Convex. Login challenges expire after five minutes and can be used only once.

Login abuse controls use a salted hash of the connecting IP address for rate limits. Mobile wallet sign-in shares this site’s identity and a one-time login challenge with the wallet you choose; the wallet returns your public address and signed message.

When you request a download, Clawd records the release, time, and an event identifier. If you are signed in, the request is associated with your account. A one-day cookie prevents repeated clicks for the same release from being counted repeatedly that day. A download request measures a request for a file; it does not prove installation or that the transfer completed.

The limited Clawd Bot macOS drop at /download/clawd-bot is capped at ten successful file transfers. After the tenth claim the link returns gone and no further copies are issued from this host.

Payment records will include the public transaction signature, network, token, amount, subscription term, and your account. Solana transactions are public on the blockchain.

This launch preview has no third-party advertising trackers. Wallet accounts are available. Payments and public release downloads are not enabled in this launch preview.