Privacy

Glassdrop runs on your Mac and works with what is on your Mac. This page says exactly what it does with it.

What the app reads

• The notifications that macOS keeps for the apps you choose to watch (the app's name, the title, the text and the time). This needs the Full Disk Access permission, which you give in System Settings.
• Which window or Dock icon is under the pointer when you drop on it (the window's owner and size; the Dock item through the Accessibility permission, if you give it).
• Progress of file copies and downloads that the system publishes (file names, sizes).
• Optionally, local files of the Claude desktop app, to show which coding sessions wait for you.

What it keeps

Only a few small files in ~/.dock-hud: the apps you watch, where you placed the ball and the cards, and a small log (kept at under 200 KB, readable only by you) that contains no message text.

What it sends

Nothing. The app makes no network calls of its own (its only network use is a connection to 127.0.0.1, your own Mac, for the optional deploy card). There is no analytics and no account.

The website and the waitlist

If you join the waitlist, your email address is stored by the form service used by this page (Netlify, which hosts this page) and used only to tell you when the app is ready. Write to support@glassdrop.app to have it deleted at any time.

Who is responsible for this data: Alberto Iannaccone, support@glassdrop.app.