Privacy

Seven Hills Software, founded in 2025, operates this site. Contact harishganapathi@sevenhillshq.com for privacy requests.

We do not sell personal information. We do not run an advertising network on this site.

Google Analytics 4 loads only when two things are true: a measurement ID is configured in PUBLIC_GA_ID, and you accept the consent banner. If you decline, or if no ID is set, the analytics script is not loaded.

When it is loaded, we use it for page views and for three events: checkout click, download click, and language switch. IP anonymization is requested in the tag configuration. You can decline on a later visit by clearing the site's local storage. The choice is stored in your browser as sh-consent.

Checkout is provided by Lemon Squeezy when it is configured. They are the merchant of record. Card numbers are handled by them, not typed into this website. Their privacy policy applies to payment data: Lemon Squeezy privacy.

A webhook on our host can receive a signed notice that an order was paid or that a license key was created. The sample handler verifies the signature and does not itself describe a customer database. We do not put license keys into analytics.

Murmur's dictation uses a local speech model. The transcription described for Murmur runs on the Mac. Cairn is a private on-device assistant that indexes files and connected tools, including Slack and Notion, and answers with citations. Connecting Slack or Notion involves those services.

Disk Housekeeper works on local files. It previews before a clean and sends removals to the Trash by default. Those sentences are product behavior, not a promise that this website stores your files. This website does not receive the contents of your disk, your dictation, or your notes.

The site stores your theme choice and your analytics choice in local storage. That is not sent to us. Analytics cookies are Google's, and only after consent.

The site is written for people buying and using Mac software. It is not directed at children.

If this policy changes, the page changes. The date of the wording you are reading is the date on the changelog entry for the site, when we record one.