Tendedero

Last updated November 11, 2026. This policy covers the Tendedero app for Mac, from the Mac App Store or from GitHub.

What Tendedero collects

Nothing. Tendedero makes no network connections. It has no account, no analytics, no advertising, no crash reporting of its own and no third-party code that could send anything anywhere.

What stays on your Mac

To do its job, Tendedero keeps a few things on your Mac, and only there:

• The list of what hangs on the line, and your settings.
• The folders you chose for it to watch. It looks only inside those, and only for new images and recordings.
• If you turn them on under Hang what you copy: the images, text and links you copy, saved in Tendedero's own folder. Nothing is kept from a password field, from what a password manager marks as private, or from another device through Universal Clipboard.
• The words read from your screenshots so you can search the line. They are read on your Mac by macOS itself, and never sent anywhere.

Your screenshots stay where macOS saved them; Tendedero never uploads, copies elsewhere or deletes them unless you drag one to the Trash or discard it. Deleting the app removes everything it kept in its own folder.

Apple

If you download Tendedero from the Mac App Store, Apple may share with the developer anonymous statistics and crash reports, only if you agreed to share them with app developers in your Mac's settings. Apple's own privacy policy covers that.

Children

Tendedero collects no data from anyone, children included.

Changes

If this ever changes, this page will say so before any version that changes it is released.

Contact

Questions about privacy: hi@alejandrobujan.com.