Privacy policy and more

1. Information processed when you use the apps

• Selected image data that you explicitly choose to analyze.
• Engine configuration and app settings, such as the provider you selected.
• API credentials you enter for supported cloud providers, stored in Keychain on your Mac.
• For the Safari extension, the most recent inline result state needed to show the latest output on a page.

2. When data is sent to third parties

A selected image is sent to a third-party provider only when you choose a cloud engine or a hybrid workflow that uses cloud recheck. Supported providers may include Sightengine, Hive, AI or Not, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini, depending on what you configure. Their handling of uploaded content is governed by their own terms and privacy practices, not this policy alone.

3. On-device analysis

The apps include local model workflows designed to run on your Mac. In local-only mode, analysis is performed through bundled native code and bundled Core ML models. This is the privacy-preserving option if you do not want to use a third-party API.

4. What is stored locally

• API credentials are stored securely in Keychain on your Mac.
• Non-sensitive settings may be stored locally so the app can remember your preferences.
• The Safari extension stores only the latest result and limited page state needed to render the latest inline output.
• The products are designed not to keep a local archive or history of older analysis results.

5. Tracking, advertising, and sale of data

The apps are not designed to sell your personal data or use advertising trackers for behavioral advertising. If you choose a cloud provider, that provider may receive the selected image as part of the analysis request you initiated.

6. Data retention

Credentials remain in Keychain until you remove them or delete the app data on your Mac. Local result state is limited to the most recent output needed for app behavior. If you send an image to a third-party provider, retention on that provider is subject to the provider's own policies.

7. Your choices

• Use local-only mode if you do not want selected images uploaded.
• Do not add cloud provider credentials unless you want that provider available.
• Remove stored credentials from the app settings when you no longer want to use a provider.
• Review third-party provider terms before enabling cloud or hybrid workflows.

8. Children

These products are not directed to children under 13, and you should not upload content you are not authorized to analyze or share.

9. Changes to this Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated when product behavior, supported providers, storage design, or compliance requirements change. The effective date at the top of this page will be updated when material changes are published.