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Privacy and your data

Your notes are files on your Mac. InkDo works fully without an account, sends no analytics or telemetry. The privacy page has the legal text.

When What leaves Where it goes
InkDo checks for updates (once a day, or when you ask) A request for the latest version GitHub, InkDo’s releases
You first export with Typeset PDF, Word, LaTeX, PDF slides or PowerPoint A download of Pandoc and Typst, once Their own GitHub releases
You use AI with a cloud provider The selection or paragraph you asked about That provider, with your own key
You use AI with Ollama The same text Ollama on your Mac
You press Publish to the web The note’s page and its images InkDo’s servers
You turn on Edit together A copy of the note and its comments InkDo’s servers
You sign in Your email address and name InkDo’s servers

If none of these happen, nothing leaves.

  • Your notes and their images.
  • History, your earlier versions of each note.
  • Your settings and shortcuts.
  • API keys, in the macOS Keychain.
  • The count of AI requests in Settings.

You need an account only to share. Only the notes you share are uploaded. Stop publishing takes a page down at once. Stop sharing ends co-editing; the online copy goes in 30 days, or at once if you tick the box.

Download my data, in the account menu, saves a zip of what InkDo holds: your shared notes as Markdown, your comments and reactions, your pages and their images, your links and the guests who used them. To delete your account and everything stored with it, write to support@inkdo.app.

Cloudflare runs InkDo’s servers. Resend sends sign-in emails. Google sees a sign-in only if you choose Google. Backblaze keeps encrypted nightly backups for 30 days. There are no ads and no trackers, and your data is never sold.