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Your data, safe.

Everything you need to know about security at Edyt.

Privacy

What we do and do not do with what you write.

We never store your text

We process it the moment you act, then discard it. It is never written to a database or a log on our side. The only content we hold is what you save yourself, like your prompts.

Detection stays on your Mac

Edyt reads your selection, and any screen reading capture, on your device. No keystrokes, images, or screen recordings ever leave it.

Always encrypted

Everything you send travels over a secure, encrypted connection.

We never sell your data

No selling, no sharing, no ads. Your words are your business, not our product.

Your words stay yours

Your content is never used to train AI models.

We never see your card

Payments go through a certified processor. Your card details never touch our servers.

Under the hood

The technical specifics, for anyone who wants them.

Code signing

Every release is signed with our Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, with the hardened runtime enabled. macOS checks this before it will run the app.

Encryption

All data in transit is encrypted with TLS 1.2 or higher.

Authentication

Handled by Supabase, which is SOC 2 compliant.

Payments

Processed by Stripe, PCI DSS Level 1 certified. Card details never reach our servers.

AI processing

Runs through the OpenAI API, which does not train on API data. OpenAI may hold API requests briefly for abuse monitoring under its own policy. We keep nothing.

Product analytics

Anonymous feature-usage events go to PostHog, identified by a random ID generated on your device. Your text is never included.

Crash reporting

Errors go to Sentry tagged with your account ID and nothing else that identifies you. No name, no email, and never your text.

On-device detection

Text detection runs locally on your Mac. Only the text you act on is sent for processing, then discarded.

On-device screen reading

Captures are read with Apple's Vision framework on your Mac. The image stays in memory on your device. Only the recognized text you act on is sent, then discarded.

Frequently asked questions

Something else you want to know? Get in touch.