Privacy policy
Awakado collects nothing about you. It has no account, no analytics and no crash reporting of its own.
What stays on your Mac
Everything Awakado knows, it keeps on your Mac: your settings, the activity log (when it kept the Mac awake or let it sleep, and why, with battery and lid state), and your licence details, which are stored in your Keychain. Deleting the app and its folder in ~/Library/Application Support/Awakado removes all of it.
Your agents
To see what your agents are doing, Awakado adds a small hook to each agent's settings file, and each agent reports to Awakado on your own Mac. Those reports can include the name of the project folder and the command an agent is about to run. Awakado shows them in its menu while they're current and doesn't send them anywhere. It checks whether an agent's session file is growing by looking at the file's size, never its contents. It also looks at which agent processes are running and which app opened them, so it can show "Ghostty · shop-api".
What leaves your Mac
Two things, and only these:
- Licence checks (Pro). When you activate a licence, Awakado sends the key and your Mac's name to Lemon Squeezy, and re-checks the key about once a week. The Mac's name is how the key's Macs are listed if you manage your licence.
- Update checks. Awakado downloads a list of versions from awakado.noodledragon.studio to see if there's an update. It sends nothing about your Mac beyond what any web request does.
Buying Pro
Lemon Squeezy sells Pro as the merchant of record. They handle your payment and receipt, and we see your email address and order to provide support. Lemon Squeezy's privacy policy covers that transaction.
This website
This site has no cookies, analytics or trackers. It's hosted on GitHub Pages, which keeps standard server logs.
Noodle Dragon Studio's studio-wide privacy policy covers everything else we make. Where the two differ about Awakado, this page is the one that is true.
Questions: tony@noodledragon.studio.
Last updated: 29 September 2026.