Privacy

The short version: the app collects nothing, sends nothing, and has no way to. This page covers the app and this website separately, because they're different.

The app

• No analytics, no accounts, no crash reporting. The app's only network request is an optional once-a-day version check against GitHub's public releases API — it sends nothing about you, and one switch in Settings turns it off. Verify all of this in the source code.
• Sensor data stays in memory. Accelerometer readings are processed live and discarded; they're never written to disk or transmitted.
• Keyboard monitoring is timing-only. Bonk notes that a key was pressed (to mute detection while you type) — never which key. Keystrokes are not logged, stored, or inspected.
• Settings stay local. Your mappings live in macOS user defaults on your machine. A local log file (~/Library/Logs/Bonk.log) records which actions fired, for your own debugging. Delete it anytime.

This website

• Visit counts are measured with GoatCounter, a privacy-first counter: no cookies, no fingerprinting, no personal data collected or sold, and no tracking across sites.
• Download counts come from GitHub, which counts release downloads in aggregate. We see a number, not who you are.
• The contact form sends us exactly what you type, and nothing else. We use it to reply to you and for nothing further.

Questions

If anything here is unclear, ask us directly — or read the code, which is the only privacy policy that can't fib.