Privacy

Dirs is a tool that runs on your Mac. It has no accounts and no analytics.

Your files

Dirs reads the names, sizes and dates of the files it scans, in order to show them to you. This information stays on your Mac and is never sent anywhere. Dirs doesn't read file contents, except when you ask for a preview with Quick Look, which macOS provides.

Crash reports

If Dirs crashes, it sends an anonymous report to Sentry, our error-reporting provider, so that we can fix the problem. A report holds the technical details of the crash, the app version, and the macOS version and Mac model. File names and paths are removed before sending. No account, name or email is attached. You can turn reports off in Dirs > Settings.

This website

This site sets no cookies and has no analytics or trackers. Like any website, our hosting provider, Amazon Web Services, keeps standard request logs for security.

Purchases

Purchases in the App Store version are handled by Apple, which doesn't share your identity with us. Purchases on this site will be handled by a payment provider, which receives what it needs to take your payment and send your license key.

Contact

Questions: support@usedirs.com.