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Site: add Your data section and network behavior to llms.txt
Explain notarized/App Store distribution vs actual outbound calls (GitHub
update check, opt-in crash diagnostics). FAQ links to #data; llms.txt
documents the same for agents.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
<h2class="data-blurb-title" id="data-heading">Your data, in plain English</h2>
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<pclass="data-blurb-lead">Binky isn't from the App Store, and the build isn't notarized today. That's a distribution choice, not a data choice. The source is on <ahref="https://github.com/heyderekj/binky" target="_blank" rel="noopener">GitHub</a> under MIT so you can read what it does.</p>
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<pclass="data-blurb-body">Sorting stays on your Mac. No Binky cloud, no upload step, no account.</p>
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<pclass="data-blurb-sub">What leaves the machine</p>
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<ulclass="data-blurb-list">
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<li>Once a day, Binky asks GitHub if a newer release exists. That's the only automatic outbound request (see <ahref="https://github.com/heyderekj/binky/blob/main/Binky/Services/UpdateChecker.swift" target="_blank" rel="noopener">UpdateChecker.swift</a>).</li>
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<li>Crash sharing is off by default. When you turn it on, Apple's MetricKit delivers diagnostics on your Mac. Nothing is sent until you choose Email or a prefilled GitHub issue.</li>
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<pclass="data-blurb-close">App Store apps are convenient. Notarized apps passed an Apple scan. Neither replaces reading what the app actually does — that's what the source link above is for.</p>
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</section>
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<h3class="faq-q">Does Binky upload my files?</h3>
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<pclass="faq-a">No. Sorting stays on your Mac. No accounts baked in.</p>
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<pclass="faq-a">No. Sorting stays on your Mac — no Binky cloud, no account. Once a day the app checks GitHub for a newer release (that's the only automatic outbound request). Details: <ahref="#data">Your data, in plain English</a>.</p>
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<h3class="faq-q">Is Binky notarized? Why isn't it on the App Store?</h3>
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<pclass="faq-a">It isn't Apple-notarized or Mac App Store today. That's distribution — the binary ships straight from GitHub as free MIT open source. For what the app actually talks to over the network, read <ahref="#data">Your data, in plain English</a>. First-launch Gatekeeper pain is separate: <buttontype="button" class="faq-inline-link" onclick="document.getElementById('gatekeeper-modal').classList.add('open')">How to fix it →</button></p>
- **Update check:** once per day at most, the app requests GitHub’s public API for the latest release (`Binky/Services/UpdateChecker.swift`). No file paths or rules are sent.
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- **Crash diagnostics:** optional in-app toggle; Apple’s MetricKit delivers payloads on-device. Nothing is transmitted until the user chooses email or a prefilled GitHub issue (`Binky/Services/DiagnosticsReporter.swift`).
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- **No in-app telemetry:** no bundled analytics, crash-reporting SaaS, or ad SDKs. Marketing site **binkyfiles.com** uses Fathom for page analytics only; the app does not.
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