Living with it
Privacy and data
What leaves the machine, what is stored, and where.
No account, no API key, no telemetry. Not "anonymised" or "opt-out": absent.
The model answering you is a process on your own computer, reached over
127.0.0.1.
What does reach the network
| What | Where |
|---|---|
| Model downloads | Ollama's registry |
| Web searches | The provider you set |
| Pages read or opened | That site |
| Result icons | Each result's own site, not a favicon service |
| Ad blocker lists | GitHub, EasyList, OISD |
| Speech models | Hugging Face, first use only |
| Update check | GitHub releases |
| Extensions you switch on | npm, then that service |
Set web search to Off, leave extensions off, and turn off update checks, and Draggy works with the network cable out.
Where everything is kept
| System | Folder |
|---|---|
| Windows | %APPDATA%\Draggy |
| macOS | ~/Library/Application Support/Draggy |
| Linux | ~/.config/Draggy |
Inside: draggy.db for conversations and settings,
library.db for the document index, secrets.bin for
extension credentials encrypted by your OS keystore, and folders for created
files, code runs, speech models and installed servers.
Copy the folder to back it up or move machines, with Draggy closed. Delete it to
reset. Credentials in secrets.bin are tied to this machine and this
user, so type those in again elsewhere.
Uninstalling
Removing the app leaves that folder on purpose, so reinstalling gets your conversations back. Delete it yourself if you want it gone. Ollama and your models are a separate program either way.