Privacy

Effective September 23, 2026 · Dmytro Virych, Kyiv, Ukraine

MacMemory collects as little as it can operate on: an email address if you give us one, and anonymous traffic figures. There is no account, no advertising profile, and nothing sold or shared with anybody.

Written in plain language so it can be read rather than agreed to unread. It describes how MacMemory actually works today — but it is a starting point, not legal advice. Have a lawyer review it before you take live payments.

What we store

• Email addresses. If you ask to be told when something ships, or you buy, we hold the address and the date. Nothing else about you is attached to it.
• Payment records. Creem holds these, not us. We can see that an order exists, what it was for and what it cost; we cannot see a card number, and neither can anyone else outside your bank and the processor.
• Traffic figures. Page views, referrer, rough country, browser. Anonymous and aggregate — they answer “did anyone read the pricing page”, not “who read it”.

What we do not store

• No card details of any kind. Payment information goes straight to Creem and never reaches our servers.
• No accounts and no passwords. There is nothing here to log into.
• No advertising pixels, no data brokers, and nothing sold or rented to anyone under any circumstances. There is no cross-site tracking of our own; the one third-party embed on the site is described under “Embedded posts from X” below.

Cookies

One, and only when analytics are switched on: a visitor identifier the analytics script sets so that a person browsing three pages is counted once rather than three times. It carries no name, no email and no profile, and it is the only reason a purchase can be traced back to the page that led to it. Blocking it costs you nothing on this site.

Embedded posts from X

The home page shows a few public posts from X, through X’s own embed. X’s script loads only when you scroll to that section, not when the page opens. Once it loads, X receives the address of the page, your IP address and your browser’s details, and may set cookies of its own, under X’s privacy policy. We ask X not to use the visit to personalise anything for you, which X says it honours; it is a request, not a block. We receive nothing from X about you. If you would rather X saw nothing, stop before that section or block the script, and each post falls back to a plain link.

Who else sees any of this

The processor that takes the payment, the analytics provider that counts the visits, the mail provider that delivers a receipt, and X if you scroll to its embedded posts — each seeing only the part they need to do that job. No one else, and no one at all for advertising purposes.

Having it removed

Write to hello@macmemory.app and say so. An email address is deleted on request, without being asked why. Records of a completed purchase are kept for as long as tax law requires them to be — that part is not ours to waive — and are held by the processor in any case.

Links away from here

Some links leave this site with an attribution parameter attached, so the other end can see the traffic in their own analytics. Once you have left, that site’s privacy policy applies and this one does not.

Who you are dealing with

MacMemory is operated by Dmytro Virych, based in Kyiv, Ukraine. Payments are taken by Creem, acting as merchant of record — they charge the card, handle sales tax and VAT where it applies, and are the name that appears on your statement. These terms are governed by the law of Ukraine.

Getting in touch

Questions, corrections, a problem with a payment, or a request to have your data deleted — write to hello@macmemory.app. A person answers, within three business days.