Telemetry

rnd sends anonymous usage stats, so we know which commands and flags people rely on and which missing EAS commands they reach for. It never sends anything you typed as a value.

What is sent

One event per command, to PostHog:

Field	Example
Command	build, submit, build:list
Flags you passed	platform: "ios", wait: false, profile: true
Whether it failed, and after how long	command_failed, duration_ms: 59
Unsupported commands you tried	update
Environment	rnd version, OS, CPU architecture, Node version, whether it ran in CI
A random ID	created on first run in ~/.config/rnd/telemetry.json

Flags with a fixed set of values (--platform ios) and on/off flags (--no-wait) are sent as they are. Free-text flags are sent only as true: profile names, messages, paths, build IDs, app versions and group names never leave your machine. Neither does anything from your project, eas.json, your GitHub repository or your credentials.

The ID is random. It isn't derived from your machine, your account or your email, and it is not linked to a person.

Opting out

Set either variable, in your shell profile or in CI:

export DO_NOT_TRACK=1
# or
export RND_TELEMETRY_DISABLED=1

With either set, rnd makes no telemetry requests at all. Requests that do go out are capped at 1.5 seconds and never change a command's output or exit code.