Privacy

Last updated 4 October 2026

PeakPad has no account system and no analytics or telemetry of its own. Your clipboard history, notes, shelf files, calendar and reminders, and settings stay on your Mac.

What stays on your Mac

Ask Peak runs on Apple’s on-device models, so what you type is not sent anywhere. The Clipboard skips password managers. AI Usage reads the Claude Code and Codex logs already on your Mac and does not upload them. Keys you paste for Revenue and Analytics are stored in your Mac’s Keychain.

What PeakPad connects to

Some tools need the internet, and only talk to the service they belong to:

Licence checks: when you activate, and about once a day after that, PeakPad contacts Dodo Payments to check your licence key. It keeps working offline for up to 30 days.
Weather (Open-Meteo), Stocks (Yahoo Finance), Units currency rates (Frankfurter) and synced lyrics (LRCLIB): these send the request needed for that tool, such as a location, ticker or song title.
Revenue and Analytics: only if you connect them. PeakPad uses your read-only key to fetch your numbers from Stripe, Polar, Dodo, Lemon Squeezy, Gumroad, Paddle, Shopify or Google Analytics.
Updates: PeakPad checks for new versions.

Permissions

macOS asks the first time a tool needs access, for example Calendar and Reminders, Screen Recording for Capture, or Camera for Mirror. You can change these any time in System Settings.

Contact

Questions? hello@peakpad.app