Private by architecture.
DOCKK is a macOS app that shows web services you choose to add, such as WhatsApp Web or Gmail, inside a native window. This policy explains what data the app handles and when information leaves your Mac.
The short version
- DOCKK has no servers, no user accounts, no analytics and no advertising.
- We never see your messages, credentials or usage.
- Your traffic goes directly from your Mac to the services you add, exactly like a browser.
- Optional AI features send text only where you choose, with your own key, and only after you allow it.
Data we collect: none
Octolabo runs no backend for DOCKK. The app never sends your data to us, and there is no account to create. We cannot access anything you do in the app.
What stays on your Mac
Your list of services, notification statistics, themes and preferences are stored locally. Each website's cookies and site data are kept in Apple's WebKit storage, isolated per service profile, which is what makes two separate logins to the same service possible. API keys you enter are stored in your Mac's Keychain.
Where your traffic goes
Directly from your Mac to the services you add, plus a favicon lookup to fetch service icons. The AI side panel shows the AI service's own website (such as ChatGPT or Claude); anything you type there goes directly to that provider under its own terms, never through Octolabo.
Optional AI features (off until you turn them on)
Auto-translate translates chat messages. What leaves your Mac depends on the engine you pick:
- On this Mac or your own server (Ollama or vLLM): text goes only to a machine you run, on your Mac, your local network or your Tailscale network.
- Cloud (OpenRouter, OpenAI or Anthropic, with your own API key): the text of the messages you choose to translate, meaning incoming messages in chats you switch to translate and drafts you translate with Option-Enter, is sent to that provider. DOCKK asks your permission once per provider before the first message is sent. Messages already in your reading language are not sent.
The AI panel's API tab sends what you type, and conversation context when you click the context button, to OpenRouter using your own API key.
We never receive this text. Cloud providers handle it under their own privacy policies, and your API key is sent only to the provider it belongs to.
Notifications and statistics
Notifications are generated locally from the web pages you run and are never transmitted anywhere. Message statistics are worked out on your Mac from those notifications and stay there.
Purchases
DOCKK Pro purchases and subscriptions are processed by Apple through the Mac App Store. We receive no payment information and no personal details from a purchase.
What we do not collect
- No account or login information.
- No message content, contacts or credentials.
- No advertising identifier or ad-network data.
- No third-party analytics or cross-app tracking.
- No sale of personal data.
Retention and deletion
All app data stays on your Mac until you delete it. Removing a service deletes its isolated web profile. Deleting the app and its container removes everything DOCKK stored; API keys can be removed in Settings or Keychain Access.
Children
DOCKK is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect personal information from children.
Changes
We may update this policy when DOCKK changes. Material updates will appear on this page with a revised effective date.
Contact
Questions about privacy can be sent to support@octolabo.app.