Privacy

Short version: the app collects nothing; the website counts visits with privacy-friendly, first-party analytics.

The Lanes app collects nothing

Lanes — the macOS app — makes no network calls, has no telemetry, no updater, and no analytics; it never contacts a server. There is nothing to opt out of. You can verify every line in the open source.

Full disclosure: Tauri's dependency tree includes an HTTP client that Lanes never invokes — it's present in the compiled binary but unused, on no code path the app runs. You can confirm that in the source too.

This website

lanes.synthetixis.com uses PostHog, a privacy-friendly analytics tool, to count page visits and download clicks so we can improve the page. It sets one first-party cookie on the synthetixis.com domain to recognise return visits across our own studio site — there are no ad networks, no cross-site tracking, and no session recording. If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, we don't load analytics at all.

What we don't collect

• No names
• No email addresses
• No accounts or sign-ins
• No session recordings, replays, or heatmaps
• No IP addresses stored beyond the coarse, approximate location PostHog derives from them

We only ever see aggregate counts — page views, and clicks on the download and GitHub links.

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