Data & Privacy
HZN Queue Console is a local desktop application. Your message broker data never leaves your machine.
What Stays Local
| Data | Where it is stored |
|---|---|
| Server connection details (hostname, port, username, broker type, name, environment tag) | ~/.hzn-queue-console/servers.json |
| Passwords and credentials | OS keychain (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, Linux Libsecret/KWallet) |
| App preferences and settings | Local app storage |
| Message content you browse | In memory only — never written to disk |
The servers.json file is readable only by your OS user account. Passwords are never stored in this file — they are always stored in the OS keychain, encrypted by the operating system.
What Is Sent Externally
The only external communication the app makes is:
| Request | Purpose |
|---|---|
| License validation on launch | Verifying that your license key is valid and within its machine limit |
No queue names, message payloads, headers, routing keys, credentials, or any other broker data is ever sent to Huzen Software or any third party.
No Telemetry
HZN Queue Console does not collect usage telemetry, crash reports, analytics, or any other behavioural data. There are no tracking SDKs embedded in the app.
Website
The HZN Queue Console website uses anonymised analytics to understand traffic patterns. No personal data is collected without consent. See the Privacy Policy for full details.
Deleting Your Local Data
To remove all locally stored data:
- Delete
~/.hzn-queue-console/— this removes server connection configurations. - Remove keychain entries — search for
hzn-queue-consolein your OS keychain app and delete any entries found.
Uninstalling the app does not automatically remove these files.
GDPR
Huzen Software is a Dutch company and processes personal data (name, email, billing information) in accordance with the GDPR. See the Privacy Policy for your rights and how to exercise them.
Related
- Privacy Policy — full GDPR privacy policy
- Terms and Conditions — license terms
- Server Connections — how connection details are stored