Results for “privacy”

GoatCounter

Minimal, free web analytics that tracks visits without tracking people — no cookies, no personal data, no consent banner needed.

OpenPanel

Open-source product + web analytics: funnels, cohorts, session replay and revenue tracking, self-hostable for free.

Tonic.ai

Generates realistic fake versions of your production data — same shape and statistics, no real customer information — so developers can test against data that looks real without ever touching actual user records.

DataGrail

Software that automates the paperwork of privacy law — like GDPR requests to delete someone's data — across every tool your company uses, instead of your legal team chasing each app by hand.

Clipto

Software that lets you search your own video and audio library by typing what you remember, without uploading any of it to the cloud.

Shepherd

A free browser extension that quietly tracks how you spend your time online and gives you an honest daily productivity score.

Polygraf AI

A security tool that joins your video calls as a silent watchdog, flagging deepfake voices, AI-generated impersonators and leaked sensitive data in real time.

Skim

Skim is a small, fast email app for Windows that keeps everything on your machine and lets you draft replies with AI trained on how you actually write — without sending your inbox to anyone's cloud.

Base Compute

BaseRT runs AI language models directly on your Mac's own chip instead of a data center — once it's running, there's no per-message bill because there's no server in the loop at all.

Timely

Hit a keyboard shortcut and Timely pastes your actual free times into whatever message you're typing — no more opening your calendar, checking timezones by hand, and typing out "I'm free Tuesday 2-4pm EST" manually.

Locke

A password manager built around stopping phishing specifically — instead of just storing your passwords, it gives you disposable email addresses and warns you when a site is impersonating a real one.

Zyphe

An AI compliance team that runs KYC, KYB and anti-money-laundering checks for banks and fintechs, without keeping a central database of everyone's personal documents.

Cotypist

Your phone's predictive-text autocomplete, but for your whole Mac and running entirely offline — it finishes your sentences in any app, learning your own words and phrasing, without ever sending a keystroke to the cloud.

Oxlo

AI models on a phone-plan-style flat rate instead of a taxi meter — pay one predictable monthly price for a set number of requests across 40+ AI models, rather than watching a per-token bill climb with every word generated.

minimi

A quiet memory that watches what you're doing on your Mac so you don't have to explain it to Claude every time — your open tabs, documents, and calls become context Claude already knows, without ever leaving your computer.

InsightDive

Drops a tiny feedback widget into your app that never collects who said it — just what they said — and then uses AI to group hundreds of comments into the handful of themes that actually matter.

Pinwork

A to-do list app built specifically for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch that lets you jot down a task by typing, writing with the Pencil, or just talking — and keeps everything private on your own devices.

Kinu

A private notebook just for remembering the little things about the people in your life — a friend's kid's name, what someone said last time you talked — with a gentle nudge when it's been a while since you reached out.

Meetily

An AI note-taker for meetings that transcribes and summarizes everything on your own computer instead of uploading the recording to someone else's server — built for people who can't risk sensitive conversations leaving their infrastructure.

Screenpipe

An open-source app that records your screen and audio locally, 24/7, then turns what you actually did into a searchable memory that AI agents can use — like giving an AI assistant a diary of your workday instead of it starting from zero every time.