inUSB Studio

Data collection

inUSB Studio does not collect:

• Account or contact information
• Location
• Usage analytics or advertising identifiers
• Crash reports sent to us, beyond whatever Apple may provide through App Store Connect if you opt in at the system level
• Device lists, serial numbers or exports for upload to any server

Device information

To draw the USB map, the app reads what macOS already reports about connected USB devices: names, vendor and product IDs, serial numbers where the device provides them, speed, requested power and where each device is connected. It also reads your Mac’s model name. This information is shown in the app and is not sent anywhere.

What the app saves on your Mac

Device names, hub groups, icons and the name you give your Mac are saved in a file inside the app’s own sandbox container. Saved entries are keyed by device identity (the serial number or port location, or for a device without a serial, its vendor and product ID) so names stay attached to the right device. The file stays on your Mac. View preferences, such as the tree mode, empty-hub visibility, sidebar width and whether you dismissed the welcome, are stored in the app’s own preferences on this Mac.

Exports you save, as a plain-text USB tree, are written only where you choose.

Notifications

inUSB Studio does not use local or push notifications.

Third parties

inUSB Studio has no third-party analytics, advertising or social SDKs, and makes no network connections.

Children’s privacy

The app is a general utility and is not directed at children. It does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone.

Changes

If this policy changes, the updated text will be posted at this URL with a new effective date.

Contact

Questions about privacy for inUSB Studio can be sent through the inUSB Studio Support page.