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Privacy Policy

Every version is dated by the day it came into force, and the one that binds a purchase is the one in force on the day of purchase. An app shows the version it was built with in its Settings, and links it here by date.

  1. 2026-09-04current

    the websites, not the applications. §5: the pages now count their own visits with Vercel Web Analytics and time their own rendering with Vercel Speed Insights. Neither sets a cookie or keeps an identifier that outlives the day it was computed. The section also names `coii.io`, which it had left out, and §1 now points at it. Nothing an application sends has changed.

  2. 2026-09-03in force until 2026-09-04

    all three applications. §4 names the merchant of record by the name it trades under rather than by a legal entity that has changed hands; its privacy policy, already linked there, is what governs the payment data and says who holds it. §9 is the support mailbox. What leaves your Mac is unchanged.

  3. 2026-09-02in force until 2026-09-03

    all three applications. The merchant of record is Lemon Squeezy. §3.3 lists its three License API endpoints in place of the previous ones and says what each application now receives back from `validate`; §4 describes what Lemon Squeezy holds and where you reach it. No new data leaves your Mac. §2 renames Coii VoiceInput's keychain item to `io.coii.voiceinput.license` and names the one it used before, which that application still reads.

  4. 2026-08-30in force until 2026-09-02

    first published. Replaces the separate policies each application carried before.