Privacy

Mise is a macOS menu-bar app. It runs on your Mac. It does not have an account system, and it does not include analytics, advertising, or crash reporters.

What Mise stores

Sets are stored as JSON on this Mac, in Application Support. Each Set is a name plus a list of frames: the app, the display, and the position and size as fractions of that display.

Preferences (gap, shortcuts, whether to show a Dock icon) live in the app's standard defaults. Nothing in that file is a document, a browsing history, or a keystroke log.

Accessibility

Moving and resizing other apps' windows goes through macOS Accessibility. Mise asks for that permission the first time it needs it, not at launch, and opens the exact System Settings pane if it is missing. The permission is used to read window frames and to write them back. It is not used to observe typing, to scrape other apps' contents, or to run in the background as a recorder.

What Mise does not collect

Mise Pro

Pro is a one-time unlock on your Mac (unlimited Sets, multi-display, hotkeys, terminal slots, URL scheme). License state stays on the device. There is still no Mise account and no sync server — Sets never leave the Mac they were captured on. If config sync ships later, it will be opt-in, and this page will name the path it uses.

This website

The marketing site does not set cookies. There is no banner because there is nothing to consent to on that front. The Mac app still does not phone home. A download is a file.

Page views and Core Web Vitals go to Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights. Visitors are identified by a hash of the request that resets daily, not by a cookie, and the data is stored as aggregates. It is not used to reconstruct a session or to follow anyone across sites. See Vercel’s notes on Web Analytics and Speed Insights.

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Contact

Questions about this policy: hello@usemise.dev.