Privacy Policy

Anonymous usage analytics

Pulse uses TelemetryDeck to collect anonymous basic product-usage data. Anonymous analytics are enabled by default and can be disabled at any time in Settings → General → Share Anonymous Usage Data. Once disabled, Pulse stops queuing new analytics events.

Pulse currently sends only these product-interaction events: app launched, popover opened, settings opened, manual refresh, and an event sent only when analytics is turned back on. TelemetryDeck's Swift SDK automatically adds basic technical context such as the Pulse version and build, macOS version, device model and architecture, language, locale, region, time zone, display properties, and whether the build is a debug or App Store build. On macOS, the SDK also generates a random pseudonymous device identifier and a session identifier. Pulse does not provide TelemetryDeck with a name, email address, account identifier, or other custom user identifier.

Pulse never adds watched symbols, watchlists, positions, quantities, cost bases, search text, market-data responses, Longbridge credentials, or other user-provided content to analytics events. TelemetryDeck's bundled privacy manifest declares product-interaction data and a device identifier for analytics; the data is not linked to the user's identity and is not used for tracking. Pulse has no advertising or cross-app tracking.

Local storage and credentials

Your watchlists, positions, and settings are stored locally and are never uploaded to any server. If you choose to connect a Longbridge OpenAPI account, credentials are stored only in the local Keychain and never leave your Mac.

Open source and auditable

Pulse is open source under the MIT license. The complete analytics event boundary is intentionally kept in a single file, PulseTelemetry.swift, so the implementation can be audited. The full source code is on GitHub.

Operator

Pulse is operated by SuperAgents, LLC, registered at 131 Continental Dr, Suite 305, Newark, Delaware 19713, United States. For privacy-related questions, contact hello@pulseticker.app.