Last updated: June 1, 2026
Notation Chess is an Apple Watch chess app designed to work without collecting your personal data.
Notation Chess does not collect, transmit, sell, or share personal information. The app does not use analytics, advertising, tracking, or third-party data collection services.
The app stores gameplay preferences locally on your device, including your selected color, engine search depth, and move variety setting. This information is not transmitted to the developer or third parties.
Notation Chess does not require an account and does not transmit your gameplay data over the internet.
Notation Chess does not knowingly collect personal information from children.
This policy may be updated if the app's privacy practices change. Updates will be published on this page.
For privacy-related questions, contact the developer through the support information listed on the App Store, or email jazappstudio@gmail.com.
Last updated: October 15, 2026
SwagMouse is a macOS utility that applies configurable speed and acceleration to connected mice. It processes mouse movement, buttons and scrolling on your Mac. It does not read keyboard input or record typed text.
SwagMouse does not transmit input events, collect personal information, track you, or use advertising or analytics services. It has no account or network service.
Your pointer settings and selected mouse are stored locally. Local diagnostics contain mouse product names, device selection identifiers, report counts, timing statistics and driver status. They do not contain mouse coordinates, keyboard events or a movement history. Diagnostics are not uploaded automatically. If you choose to send them to support, review their contents first.
Input Monitoring permission lets SwagMouse read mouse reports. macOS separately asks you to approve the bundled virtual mouse driver that delivers adjusted mouse input. Pause or quit SwagMouse to release mouse capture. You can revoke Input Monitoring in System Settings and deactivate the driver from SwagMouse’s menu.
You can delete files in SwagMouse’s diagnostics folder. To remove the app, deactivate its driver and delete SwagMouse. macOS may retain local preferences and logs until you delete them.
SwagMouse does not knowingly collect personal information from children. If its privacy practices change, this policy will be updated here.
For support or privacy questions, email jazappstudio@gmail.com. See SwagMouse support for setup and troubleshooting.