Privacy
Pounce reads your calendars on your Mac and keeps your calendar data there. There's no account, and nothing is tracked or counted.
Your calendars
Pounce asks for one permission, to read your calendars. It reads each meeting's title, time, place, notes and link to know when it starts, and it never changes them. What it reads stays on your Mac.
Join opens your meeting's own link, in Zoom, Meet, Teams, FaceTime or your browser.
Your settings, like which calendars to skip and how early David gets restless, are saved on your Mac too.
Your windows
So David can sit on your windows, Pounce looks at where they are and which app they belong to. It never sees what's in them. The positions and app names stay on your Mac.
When it goes online
Pounce fetches one small file from this site to look for updates. It does this when you choose Check for Updates, and once a day unless you turn automatic checks off. It sends no information about you or your calendars, and that's the only request the app makes.
At login
Pounce opens at login from the first time it runs, so it's there after a restart. You can turn that off in Pounce's Settings or in System Settings.
This site
This site sets no cookies and counts no visits. The Mail window sends us your message and the email address you give, so we can reply. The typing gif on the desktop loads from GIPHY, so GIPHY sees that one request.
Questions
Write to pounce@rexchekal.com.