Who we are and how to reach us
Yvori Studio develops Forge, Glypho, Notepad, Launch, App Sniper and Prisma. For questions about this policy or information you shared with support, write to suporte@yvori.net.
Forge: connecting to GitHub
When you authorize your account, Forge communicates with GitHub to access and perform the actions you request in repositories, Issues, Pull Requests and Projects. Git may also communicate with the remotes configured in your repositories. HTML document previews may load images and other media from addresses included in the file; these requests send technical information, such as your IP address, to the servers hosting that content. Access tokens are stored in macOS Keychain. Preferences, references to authorized repositories and diagnostic logs are kept on your Mac. Logs may include repository names. Disconnecting removes the credentials used by the app; it does not delete content that remains on GitHub.
Glypho: favorites, recent items and iCloud
Glypho keeps favorites and item usage records locally and can synchronize them through iCloud, according to your account and system settings. Records include the item identifier, count and last use. This does not synchronize all settings or exported files. The app keeps local diagnostics about sessions, version, language and interactions. Search events use measures such as result counts without recording the complete search text; copy events do not include full clipboard contents. In this version, these diagnostics are not sent to an external analytics service.
Notepad: your documents and file providers
Notepad opens and saves files in the locations you choose. When you use iCloud Drive or another file provider, that service handles storage and synchronization through system interfaces. The app keeps preferences and local recovery information, which may include document contents. Diagnostic logs can be exported by your own action. The app has no Yvori document-storage account or service.
Launch: local catalog and organization
Launch reads applications from authorized locations and stores the catalog and its organization in a local database. Records include application names, identifiers, paths and dates. Additional folders are read only after explicit selection. The wallpaper option may request Screen Recording, used only to obtain a still image of the desktop background; Launch does not record application windows, desktop icons, audio or video. The App Store edition does not request Finder Automation. Preferences and diagnostics remain local, and Pro trial status may remain in Keychain.
App Sniper: windows and actions on Mac
App Sniper uses Accessibility permission to identify windows and apps and carry out the actions you choose. Screen Recording is optional and allows window titles to be shown when available. Action logs stay locally on your Mac. Update checks contact the distribution service on GitHub; that connection may transmit technical request information to the provider.
Prisma: photos, libraries and optional services
Prisma for Mac organizes photos and videos from sources you choose. With your permission, it accesses your Apple Photos library to browse and carry out requested actions; it also opens files and folders you select. The app processes photos, videos and metadata to organize, edit and export them, and keeps a catalog in your local Prisma Library. If you configure iCloud for a library or connect OneDrive, photos, videos and metadata involved in your chosen operations may be sent to Apple or Microsoft, respectively, according to those services’ features and settings. These connections are optional.
Prisma: optional analytics and diagnostics
Sending usage analytics to TelemetryDeck and sending diagnostics to Sentry, including crash and performance data from MetricKit, have separate consent controls that are off by default. If you enable either option and the service is configured in the app, data sent may include pseudonymous installation and session identifiers, app version, source and operation types, features used, usage events and counts. Diagnostics may also include crashes, stack traces and performance measures. The app limits the event fields it defines and filters some extra data, but the SDKs may generate other technical data; these records are not necessarily anonymous. You can change your consent choices in Prisma settings.
Purchases processed by Apple
The App Store processes purchases, subscriptions and restoration. Apps receive product, transaction and access-status information to enable purchased features. Yvori Studio does not receive your full card details. Apple Account terms and purchase and subscription controls apply to these operations.
This website
This website uses Cloudflare for hosting and content delivery. Page requests involve technical information, such as IP addresses and request data, processed by the provider to operate the service. We do not add analytics tools, advertising pixels or tracking cookies to this site. Your language and theme preferences are stored locally in your browser to remember your choices. You can delete them through your browser’s data controls.
When you contact support
Sending an email shares your address, message and any attachments so we can respond. Send only what is needed to explain the issue. Do not send credentials, banking information, confidential documents or other people’s personal data.
Control, retention and deletion
You control the files you open and save and can manage local data through app and system controls. Some purchase or trial records may remain in Keychain or your Apple Account. Data held by GitHub, iCloud, OneDrive or other providers follows those services’ controls and policies. To request access to, correction of or deletion of information sent to support, contact the email above.
Changes to this policy
We may update this page when our products or services change. The date at the top shows the latest update.