Privacy

oops collects nothing

oops is a local CLI tool. It does not:

• Make any network requests
• Send telemetry or analytics
• Phone home or check for updates automatically
• Access any remote servers
• Collect any personal information

The only network activity oops ever performs is when you explicitly run oops --upgrade, which downloads the latest binary from oops-cli.com.

What's stored locally

All data stays on your machine in ~/.oops/:

• Backups — hard links or copies of files you deleted, in ~/.oops/trash/
• Journal — a log of what commands were intercepted, in ~/.oops/journal.jsonl
• Config — your settings, in ~/.oops/config.json

Auto-cleanup removes entries older than 7 days. You can clear everything at any time with oops clean --all.

The website

oops-cli.com is a static site hosted on Vercel. It does not use cookies, tracking scripts, or analytics. The only data Vercel collects is standard server logs (IP address, request path, timestamp) as part of serving the site.

Open source

oops is MIT licensed. The full source code is available at github.com/gedaliahs/oops. You can audit every line.