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Where your data lives

Everything stays in YouTrack; here's what the browser keeps.

Suru Me has no database. Your projects, issues, comments and fields live in your YouTrack, and Suru Me reads and writes them there. If Suru Me went away tomorrow, you'd lose nothing but the interface.

Your sign-inLink to this section

There's no Suru Me account; connecting to YouTrack is signing in. Your YouTrack address and token are kept in an encrypted cookie that the page's scripts can't read, and the token is never sent to your browser. The cookie lasts up to 30 days. Disconnect, in the menu under your name or in Settings, removes it.

What your browser keepsLink to this section

• Your Suru Me settings, so the app looks right the moment it opens.
• Recent lists, issues and pages, for up to a week, so they show at once and open offline. See Offline and slow networks.

Both are kept only on that device. Disconnecting empties the kept pages and data.

What Suru Me adds to your YouTrackLink to this section

• A private note called "Suru Me settings" that only you can see. It holds your synced settings, your captured lines, and what you've marked done in the Inbox. It stays out of issue lists and counts.
• The fields a project needs, added when you first use them. See Setup happens as you go.
• Saved views, which are ordinary YouTrack saved searches.

AI assistantsLink to this section

An assistant only reaches your work if you connect one yourself. An MCP key holds your connection, sealed, and nothing is stored on Suru Me's side. See AI assistants.

Who sees whatLink to this section

You see exactly what YouTrack lets you see, and can change only what it lets you change. Suru Me shows setup actions, such as adding an area or deleting a project, only to people YouTrack allows to do them.