Privacy

This site uses Google Analytics only if you allow it. A banner asks on your first visit, and the Cookie settings link in the footer changes your answer at any time. Until you say yes, Google’s script does not load and no cookie is set. Your answer is kept in your own browser.

If you allow it, Google Analytics sets cookies (_ga and _ga_DL4TN1N6P4, which last up to two years) and records the pages you visit, the buttons and links you click, the site that sent you, your device and browser, and your approximate location. We use this, on the basis of your consent, to see which pages help people and which do not. Google Ireland Limited processes it on our behalf and may transfer it to the United States. Individual events are kept for 2 months and data tied to your browser’s ID for 14 months. Google signals and ad personalisation are off, and it is not used for advertising.

Separately, the site counts every visit with Vercel Web Analytics, which sets no cookies, stores nothing on your device and does no cross-site tracking. What we see is aggregate — visits, pages, countries, referrers — never who anyone is. Vercel processes this on our behalf. Beyond these two, the site loads no fonts, scripts or images from anywhere else.

It is hosted on Vercel, which keeps standard server logs (IP address, page requested, timestamp) for a short period as part of running the service. We don’t read them, and we don’t try to identify anyone from them.

The nokko for teams page has a form, and it is the only one on this site. If you send it, we receive your email address, your team size and your other answers as an email, delivered through Resend, which processes them on our behalf.

We use them only to plan the team version and to reply to you, on the basis of your request. They are not added to a mailing list. We delete them once they have served that purpose, or sooner if you ask.

Nothing else. There is no newsletter and no account. The links out of this site go to the App Store and to Product Hunt, and what happens there is between you and them under their own privacy policies. From the App Store we see sales totals, never who bought.

Under the GDPR you can ask what we hold about you and have it deleted, or complain to your national data protection authority. In Lithuania that is the State Data Protection Inspectorate.

Separately from this website: nokko’s App Store privacy label is “Data Not Collected”, for the Mac app and the iPhone app alike, and that is the whole label. The apps have no server, no account and no analytics. They store your work as Markdown files on your own device — on the Mac in a folder you chose through the Open panel, on the iPhone in the app’s own storage — and they report nothing about how you use them.

The only network connections it ever opens are to endpoints you configure yourself, and sharing is off until you switch it on. With GitHub sharing, nokko talks to api.github.com with your own OAuth token (granted on GitHub’s consent page by device code and kept in your macOS Keychain), and your files go to a private repository on your own account under GitHub’s privacy policy. With SFTP, it opens an SSH connection to a host you typed in; the host key and your credentials stay in the Keychain. With iCloud, your files go to your own private iCloud database (CloudKit) under your Apple Account and Apple’s privacy policy, for your own devices only; we cannot read it. In a shared workspace, task comments are Markdown files in that same repository or server, seen only by the people you invited. There is no service of ours in the middle, and we never see your files.

Nothing leaves your Mac or iPhone automatically. A crash report reaches us only if you send it yourself, from your own Mail compose window. Subscriptions and the Lifetime purchase are sold by Apple through the App Store: your payment details never reach us, and we see sales totals, never who bought.

Anemo Agency, Lithuania. Questions: hello@nokko.dev.