ClickLockClickLock is a macOS app that freezes your keyboard, mouse, trackpad, and system keys until you release it. This page explains, plainly, what the app does with data on your Mac and what — if anything — ever leaves it.
What ClickLock processes locally
Everything ClickLock does to lock and unlock your Mac happens entirely on-device:
What's stored on your Mac
ClickLock keeps one kind of data — your app preferences — local to your Mac, removed if you delete the app.
ClickLock is a one-time paid app. It doesn't manage its own license keys or store anything in the Keychain — purchase and entitlement are handled entirely by the Mac App Store.
What leaves your Mac
ClickLock has no analytics, no crash reporting, no trackers, no third-party SDKs, and makes no network calls of its own. It's a one-time paid app: you buy it once through the Mac App Store, and Apple handles the entire payment and ownership check outside of ClickLock's code. ClickLock never sees your card details, email, or any payment information.
Retention & deletion
We don't operate servers, and we don't receive or retain any data about you. Everything ClickLock keeps lives in UserDefaults on your own Mac, and is removed when you delete the app or clear those entries yourself. Apple retains its own purchase and account records under its own privacy policy, independent of ClickLock.
Third parties
The only third party involved is Apple, via the Mac App Store, used solely to process your one-time purchase. No advertising, analytics, or data-broker relationships exist.
Contact
Questions about this policy or how ClickLock handles data — reach out at support@neinlabs.com.