Privacy

Biz59 LLC, New York, NY · updated 22 October 2026

The Pilotbase app (Mac App Store, desktop download, Docker)

Pilotbase keeps your connections, saved queries, settings and history on your own computer (or your own server for Docker). Passwords are stored encrypted with a key that never leaves the machine. The app has no account, no analytics, no tracking and no ads, and it sends nothing to us.

The app talks only to what you point it at: the databases you add, and the AI provider you choose in Settings (Ollama on your own machine by default, or OpenRouter with your own key). When you ask the AI a question, that question and the table structure it needs go to the provider you picked, under that provider's terms. Links you open (GitHub, this site) open in your browser.

pilotbase.pro and its data tools

The data tools run in your browser; your files stay on your device, except SQL you send to the translate tool, which is converted on our server and not stored. We count page views through our own b59.link counter (page, referrer, country). If you sign in (through osec.one), we keep your email, name and the history of your tool runs so you can find them again; downtime monitors keep the address they check and the email that gets alerts. Article comments show the name you give. We don't sell or share any of it.

Your choices

Delete the app's data by removing the app and its data folder. To have your pilotbase.pro account and history removed, or for any privacy question, write to support@biz59.net.