Installation & Software Notice

Effective date: June 7, 2026 · Last updated: June 7, 2026

Plain-English summary: The Corpify installer sets up a few well-known, free developer tools on your computer (Git, Node.js, VS Code, Claude Code) and downloads the Corpify content into a folder in your home directory. It shows you this list and asks you to type agree before anything is installed. It does not install hidden software, run background services, or collect telemetry. You can remove everything at any time.

1. How Installation Works

Corpify is installed by running a single command that you copy from your purchase email or from corpify.tech:

Windows: irm https://corpify.tech/install.ps1 | iex (run in PowerShell)
macOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://corpify.tech/install.sh | bash

This command downloads our open installer script from our public GitHub repository (github.com/CorpifyAI/corpify-install) and runs it on your machine. The installer is open and auditable — you may read every line before running it.

Before performing any action, the installer displays a consent screen listing exactly what it will do and requires you to type agree. If you type anything else, it exits and nothing is changed on your computer.

2. Third-Party Software the Installer May Install

If — and only if — these programs are not already present, the installer installs them using the official package managers built into your operating system (winget on Windows, Homebrew/system tools on macOS, and the npm registry). Each program is downloaded from its own official vendor and installed under that vendor's own license agreement, which the package manager accepts on your behalf when you proceed.

Software	Why it's needed	License
Git	Downloads and updates Corpify content	GPL-2.0
Node.js (LTS)	Runs the Claude Code CLI	MIT
Visual Studio Code	The editor / workspace you use Corpify in	MIT
Claude Code CLI (Anthropic)	The AI agent runtime	Anthropic Terms of Service
Claude Code VS Code extension (Anthropic)	Chat panel inside VS Code	Anthropic Terms of Service
Whispering by EpicenterHQ (Pro tier only)	Hold-to-talk voice dictation	MIT

Full license texts and source links are listed in the THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES file, which is also placed in your ~/corpify/ folder. These programs are the property of their respective owners; Corpify is not affiliated with, and does not warrant, third-party software. Your use of each is governed by its own license.

3. Corpify Content Downloaded

The installer downloads approximately 5 MB of Corpify content — AI agent definitions, documentation, and workflow commands — into a folder named corpify in your home directory (~/corpify/). This is the product you purchased.

4. Data Stored Locally on Your Device

To activate and remember your license, the installer creates the file ~/.corpify/license.json on your own computer. It contains:

Your license key
Your license tier (Standard or Pro)
The product ID and activation timestamp
The email address associated with your purchase

This file stays on your computer. The only time this information leaves your device is when the installer contacts LemonSqueezy (our payment processor and Merchant of Record) to validate that your license key is genuine. See our Privacy Policy for how data is handled.

5. What the Installer Does NOT Do

No kernel-level or driver software
No background services or auto-start entries
No telemetry, tracking, or usage data collection by Corpify
No changes to your registry or operating-system settings beyond what each third-party program does as part of its own standard installation
No access to your files, accounts, or passwords

6. AI Usage Requires Your Own Account

Corpify's AI agents run through Claude Code using your own Anthropic (Claude) subscription or API key. Corpify does not provide AI compute and does not receive your prompts or AI outputs. Your use of Claude is governed by Anthropic's terms. See our AI Disclaimer.

7. Removal / Uninstall

You can fully remove Corpify at any time:

Delete the folders ~/corpify/ and ~/.corpify/.
To remove the third-party programs, use Windows "Apps & features" (or the macOS Applications folder / Homebrew). These programs are general-purpose developer tools and you may wish to keep them.

8. Your Consent

By typing agree at the installer's consent screen, you acknowledge that you have read this notice and authorize the installer to perform the actions described above on your computer. If you do not agree, do not proceed with installation; you may request a refund under our Refund Policy.

9. Contact

Email: support@corpify.tech — subject line "Installation Question".