Your data stays on your Mac
AutoProductive stores your automations, feature choices and settings on your Mac. It does not require an account or use advertising trackers. The app does not automatically send your saved automations, typing, clipboard contents, files or screenshots to the developer.
Permissions and automation
Features you choose may request macOS permissions for input monitoring, accessibility, screen and system audio recording, notifications or controlling other apps. Input monitoring lets configured triggers recognize keyboard and mouse events; text triggers use a short in-memory phrase buffer. Screen conditions examine the screen, and the audio mixer processes selected audio on your Mac. You can change permissions in System Settings and turn input monitoring off in the menu bar.
Automations can work with files, the clipboard, websites and other apps as you configure them. Those actions and third-party services may handle data according to their own policies.
Updates and feature downloads
AutoProductive contacts nithi.land to check for updates and download feature components you select. Requests to the hosting provider can include ordinary connection information such as your IP address. The app checks for updates at 5:00 p.m. local time when running; you can also check manually.
Optional problem reports
If you choose to send a problem or crash report, AutoProductive sends the information shown in the report to the developer via nithi.land. You may include a description and, optionally, diagnostic logs and crash details, including app and macOS versions. Review the report before sending; nothing is sent until you choose Send. Reports are delivered to the developer using a service provider.
Storage and deletion
Feature files and diagnostics are stored in AutoProductive’s folder in your user Library; preferences are stored by macOS. You can remove saved automations in the app and manage installed features there. Removing app data from your Mac deletes the local copies.
Changes and contact
This policy may be updated as the app changes. For privacy questions, contact Nithilan Vivek.