This page describes how Starlie protects your data. In
short: Starlie is a native macOS app that talks to your Jira instance
directly from your Mac. Your Jira content never reaches
our servers.
To report a security issue, email
david@starlie.app. We aim to
acknowledge reports within 3 business days.
1. Architecture
Starlie is a local desktop client. It is not a cloud
service that stores your data on our infrastructure.
All Jira data — issues, boards, comments, attachments, user
names/avatars — is requested
directly between your Mac and Atlassian over TLS and
rendered on your device.
Our only server, auth.starlie.app, performs the OAuth
token exchange with Atlassian. It handles only the authorization code
and tokens for that exchange and never receives your Jira business
data.
2. Authentication
Sign-in uses Atlassian OAuth 2.0 (3LO). We do
not ask you for Personal Access Tokens, account
passwords, or other shared secrets.
The OAuth client secret is kept server-side on
auth.starlie.app and is never embedded in the distributed App.
Access and refresh tokens are stored on your device in the
macOS Keychain.
3. Data storage
Cached Jira data, your settings, starred issues, notes, and reminders
are stored locally on your Mac (Keychain for tokens,
a local database for the rest).
Nothing is stored on Starlie servers. Local data is
removed when you sign out or uninstall the App.
Data-at-rest protection on the device relies on macOS (FileVault,
Keychain). We recommend enabling FileVault.
4. Logging
The App keeps a transient diagnostic buffer
in memory only (capped at 3000 lines) to help
troubleshoot. It is never written to disk,
never transmitted off your device, and is cleared when
the App closes. We do not collect, retain, or have any access to it.
There is no remote logging, analytics, tracking, or crash reporting in
the App.
5. Data in transit
All connections — to Atlassian, to our authentication service, and to
our website — use TLS encryption.
6. Sub-processors
Provider
Purpose
Data
Atlassian
Your Jira data source (you connect your own instance)
Processed directly between your Mac and Atlassian
Apple
App distribution, payments and billing
Purchase and subscription data (handled by Apple)
Starlie auth service (auth.starlie.app, EU)
OAuth token exchange only
Authorization code and tokens (transient)
7. Vulnerability reporting
Found a vulnerability? Email
david@starlie.app with steps to
reproduce. Please give us reasonable time to remediate before public
disclosure. We do not currently run a paid bug bounty program.
8. Contact
Starlie — David Zukhbaia (individual entrepreneur, Georgia) david@starlie.app