Effective and updated: September 22, 2026
This policy describes information handling for browser spaces, identities, workspace tools and lifetime purchases. The developer does not operate a server to collect or synchronize your workspace data.
Identity names and descriptions, browser-space names, platforms, groups, notes, links, shortcuts, tasks, due dates, reminder settings, associations and recent usage are stored on your device to provide these features. Selected sensitive text fields are encrypted, with the key in the system Keychain. This does not mean every file or website record has additional application-level encryption.
Browser spaces use separate WebKit website data stores. Cookies, login sessions and caches are stored in the relevant space. Visiting or signing into a website connects you directly to that provider. Websites and embedded services may receive your IP address, browser information, visited content and information you submit, and may use cookies. Their own privacy policies apply. These spaces do not guarantee anonymity, tracking prevention or third-party account security. The developer does not ask you to send third-party passwords to the developer.
Apple processes payments. StoreKit provides prices and verified transaction details, such as product and transaction identifiers, purchase date and revocation status, to unlock or restore features. The developer does not receive payment-card details or your Apple Account password. Verified entitlement information and signed transactions are cached in Keychain, which may survive uninstalling. This cache is not used for advertising. On another device or after reinstalling, use the purchasing Apple Account and Restore purchases. Restoring a purchase does not restore local records or website sessions.
Networking supports websites and the App Store. Notification permission is requested when you enable task reminders; reminders are scheduled locally. You can disable notifications and lock-screen previews in Settings. Selecting an image or file, or requesting a protected capability on a website, uses the corresponding system permission flow. You may decline permissions, although dependent features may not work.
There is no developer-operated user account, advertising SDK or third-party behavioral analytics SDK. Local workspace records are not uploaded to a developer server or sold to advertisers. Apple may handle store transactions and system diagnostics under its own policies. Website analytics, advertising and collection are controlled by the relevant website, not by the developer's local data processing.
Local records remain until you delete them or remove the software's data. Deleting a browser space schedules removal of that space's local website data; cleanup may finish on the next launch. Deleting an identity transfers associated records or leaves them unassigned according to your choice. It does not delete a third-party account. Request account deletion from that provider. Uninstalling normally removes the app container; system backups and Keychain may retain copies, and Apple may still restore purchased access.
You can inspect, edit and delete local records, revoke permissions and stop visiting websites. The developer cannot retrieve, change or recover your local records from a developer server because they are not stored there. Contact the address below for applicable access, correction, deletion or complaint requests. Do not include passwords, payment-card information or unnecessary sensitive content.
This software is not directed at children. Minors should use it with appropriate parental guidance; Apple's parental purchase controls also apply. Apple and websites you choose may process information in other countries. Material changes will be reflected in this policy, with notice or consent when required by law.
Privacy questions: karimaHamelnew@outlook.com. Email providers handle correspondence; the developer uses information you voluntarily include to respond to and address your request.