External links
Opening a link may leave ProdRoads.
Roadmap blocks can contain links to external tools or websites. When a user opens a link, the browser or third-party application takes over and its own privacy rules apply.
Privacy
Privacy for a local-first
desktop app.
ProdRoads is designed to keep roadmap data in files controlled by the user or studio, without product telemetry or account requirements.
Key privacy principles
- Does not collect product analytics
- Does not require an account
- Does not upload roadmap files to a ProdRoads server
Application data
What stays local.
- .pr roadmap files
- .prw workspace files
- Embedded developer portraits
- Recent file references
- User preferences
- External file references
Collection
What the desktop app does not collect.
- No product telemetry
- No usage analytics
- No account required
- No roadmap upload to a ProdRoads server
- No background reporting
- No automatic crash reports
Reader and Editor
Both editions follow the same local-first principle.
Reader opens roadmap files without editing them. Editor can modify files, teams, workspaces, and roadmap data, but the data remains in files controlled by the user or studio.
Storage responsibility
Company storage remains company-controlled.
If ProdRoads files are stored in a managed location, privacy and access control are governed by that storage provider and the studio configuration.
OneDriveSharePointNASGitStudio serversShared drives
Policy status
A formal privacy policy will be published before the commercial release of ProdRoads Editor.
This page is a product privacy overview for the current desktop workflow. A complete legal privacy policy will cover the public website, downloads, support, payment providers, hosting logs, and any future account-based services.
For privacy questions, contact contact@prodroads.com.