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    Trust & Telemetry

    Last Updated: September 26, 2026

    This page lists every network service the ScreenKite Mac app talks to, what each one receives, and how you turn it off. Your recordings and projects stay on your Mac. None of the services below receives recording content.

    The three privacy switches

    All three are in Settings › General › Privacy in ScreenKite. Each takes effect after you restart the app.

    • Disable third-party telemetry: stops Google Firebase (Analytics and Crashlytics), PostHog, and Statsig. No connection to those companies is opened. Feature flags and launch notices fall back to built-in defaults.
    • Disable crash reports: stops the Sentry server we host ourselves. It is not sentry.io. Google Crashlytics is a separate crash channel and is stopped by “Disable third-party telemetry”. With both switches on, the only way we learn about a crash is if you send feedback with diagnostics.
    • Disable optional telemetry data: stops the video replay of the app's own windows that is attached to feedback you send.

    Every connection

    ServicePurposeWhat it receivesHow to turn it off
    Sentry (self-hosted by us)
    sentry.rockiestar.com
    Crash, hang, and performance reports so we can fix bugs.Stack traces, app version, macOS version, a random installation id, IP address.Settings › General › Privacy › “Disable crash reports”
    Google Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics
    firebase.googleapis.com and related Google hosts
    Feature usage and crash statistics.Events such as “export finished”, device model, app version, installation id.Settings › General › Privacy › “Disable third-party telemetry”
    PostHog
    us.i.posthog.com
    Product analytics.Feature usage events, installation id.Settings › General › Privacy › “Disable third-party telemetry”
    Statsig
    api.statsig.com and related Statsig hosts
    Feature flags, remote configuration, launch notices, and A/B tests.Installation id, app version, feature exposure events.Settings › General › Privacy › “Disable third-party telemetry”
    GTM Easy growth analytics (run by us)
    gtmeasy.com
    Our own attribution of downloads and purchases to campaigns.Installation id and click ids from links you opened. No recording content.Always on. It is our own service, not a third party.
    Update check (Sparkle)
    downloads.screenkite.com
    Finds new app versions.App version, macOS version.Always on. It is how you get security fixes.
    License, sign-in, and account
    screenkite.com
    Activates your license and signs you in.License key or account email, app version.Only when you activate a license or sign in.

    Why we keep crash reports on by default

    Crash and hang reports are the main way we find and fix bugs. We run the Sentry server ourselves so that data does not go to a third company. If you turn crash reports off, sending feedback with “Include diagnostic logs” ticked still gives us the recent crash reports macOS stored for the app. To stop every automatic crash channel, turn on both “Disable crash reports” and “Disable third-party telemetry”; then nothing about a crash leaves your Mac until you press Send.

    Questions

    Email [email protected]. The full policy is at screenkite.com/privacy.

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