Last Updated: April 30, 2026

Your privacy is a core principle of AppBinder. We believe that your workflow, the applications you use, and how you switch between them are your private business. This Privacy Policy explains our "Zero-Data" approach.

1. No Data Collection

AppBinder is designed to function entirely on your local device.

• No Personal Information: We do not collect, store, or have access to any personal information, such as your name, email address, or location.
• No Usage Analytics: We do not track how many times you switch apps, which apps you bind, or any other usage patterns.
• No Crash Reports: Unless you explicitly choose to share a crash log with us via email for support, no diagnostic data is ever transmitted.

2. Your Configuration Data

All "Bindings" and settings you create in AppBinder are stored locally on your Mac.

• Local Storage: Your configuration files remain on your hard drive and are never uploaded to our servers (we don't even have servers for your data).
• iCloud Sync (Optional): If you enable iCloud Sync, your configuration data is transmitted and stored within your personal Apple iCloud account to sync across your own devices. This process is managed entirely by Apple; we have no access to your iCloud data or your configurations.

3. No Third-Party Sharing

Since we do not collect any data, we have no data to sell, trade, or share with third-party companies. AppBinder is 100% ad-free and contains no hidden tracking scripts or SDKs.

4. Security

Because your data never leaves your device (except for your own iCloud syncing), it is protected by the same security measures you use for your Mac. We recommend keeping your macOS updated to ensure the highest level of security.

5. Children’s Privacy

AppBinder does not collect any information from anyone, including children under the age of 13.

6. Changes to This Policy

We may update our Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our App or legal requirements. Any updates will be posted on this page and reflected in the "Last Updated" date.