Subprocessors

Last updated: 8 October 2026

In short

Three companies handle data for us: Paddle sells Hushtop, Cloudflare runs our servers, and Resend sends our email. Services you turn on inside the app aren’t on this list, because your Mac talks to them directly.

On this page
  1. Who handles data for us
  2. Services you choose in the app
  3. Changes to this list
  4. Contact

Who handles data for us#

NamePurposeDataLocation
Paddle.comMerchant of Record: checkout, payment, tax, invoices and refundsName, email, billing address, payment details, order detailsUnder Paddle’s privacy policy
Cloudflare Workers, D1 and R2The license server, its database and update downloadsLicense key hash and encrypted key, purchase email hash, Paddle order number, anonymous Mac ID, activation, trial and deactivation dates, request logs (IP address)Cloudflare (D1 and R2)
Cloudflare D1Storing feedback so we can answer itYour message, its type, the app version if given, your email if you gave one for a replyCloudflare (D1)
CloudflareDelivering and protecting this websiteIP address and request detailsCloudflare’s global network
Our web serverRunning this website and keeping Get updates sign-upsSign-up email, the two optional answers, the link you came from, request detailsIndonesia
ResendSending license emails from [email protected], and forwarding feedback to usPurchase email and license key (in the email), feedback message and reply emailUnder Resend’s privacy policy

Services you choose in the app#

Some features talk to a service directly from your Mac, only when you use them: Open-Meteo for the weather, LRCLIB for lyrics, ipify for Show public IP, Apple for the speed test and iCloud Reminders, GitHub, Anthropic and Telegram for the integrations you connect. We don’t receive that data, so these services aren’t our subprocessors. The privacy policy says what each one gets.

Changes to this list#

We update this page before a new subprocessor starts handling your data.

Contact#

Questions about this list: [email protected].