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Privacy

Your data stays on your Mac. dooze processes conversations on the server ephemerally and stores nothing.

Local storage

Conversations, memories, settings, and voice transcriptions are all stored locally on your Mac. Nothing is synced to a cloud.

The server

The dooze server routes your messages to AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI) and enforces usage limits. It does not store your conversations, context, or memories. Requests are processed and discarded.

Encryption

Authentication tokens are stored in the macOS Keychain.

Telemetry

dooze collects anonymous usage counts — how many requests, not what you asked. No content, no URLs, no text is ever sent as telemetry.

What dooze captures

  • Text you select in apps (via Accessibility API)
  • Text and images you copy (via clipboard monitoring)
  • Screenshots you take
  • Images you drag onto the panel
  • Web page text (via browser extension)
  • Your voice (transcribed locally with WhisperKit — the audio never leaves your Mac)

What dooze never captures

  • Password fields in any app
  • Password managers: 1Password, Bitwarden, LastPass, Dashlane, KeePassXC, Enpass, RoboForm, and Keychain Access
  • Secure text input fields

Browsers and clipboard

Clipboard content from browsers (Safari, Chrome, Arc, Brave, Edge, Opera, Firefox, Vivaldi) is excluded by default. The browser extension captures only text you have selected on a page, not the full page content.

Context expiry

All captured context expires after 10 minutes. Nothing persists beyond a session unless it becomes a memory, which you can review and delete.

Toggling capture

Go to Settings > Privacy to enable or disable each capture type individually: clipboard monitoring, screenshot capture, selection capture, screen OCR, and screen AI.

Incognito mode

Click the ghost icon in the panel header. No conversation history is saved. No memories are extracted. The conversation exists only while the panel is open.

Incognito does not change what is sent to the AI provider — it only affects local storage.