Myworkingmemory LLC
Static: Save Websites Offline Privacy Policy
Effective date: August 24, 2026 | Company: Myworkingmemory LLC, a Tennessee limited liability company
1. Short version
Static saves web pages to your device so you can read them later. Basic Standard archiving is free and has no numerical save limit. Premium adds private iCloud sync and other archive conveniences.
Your saved pages, web addresses, page titles, notes, saved text, PDF snapshots, and visual copies stay in Static's local storage unless you export, share, back up, or privately sync them. Premium iCloud sync sends that content to the private CloudKit database associated with your Apple Account so Static can reconcile your archive across supported devices. There is no Static account and no Company-operated archive server.
Apple handles monthly and yearly Premium subscriptions. Both billing periods unlock the same features. Static checks verified StoreKit entitlement information but never receives your payment-card number, bank details, or Apple Account credentials.
The app sends limited product-usage information to PostHog so we can tell which parts of the app work. It is not linked to your identity, but it is not anonymous either: it carries a random identifier the app creates and keeps on your device, so we can tell repeat events apart. You can switch it off inside the app at any time, under Privacy & Analytics, and the app keeps working exactly the same.
2. Who we are
Myworkingmemory LLC, a Tennessee limited liability company ("Company," "we," "us," or "our"), publishes Static: Save Websites Offline (the "App"), previously distributed as mySource. This Policy explains what the App handles, what leaves your device, and what choices you have. Contact us at dean@myworkingmemory.ai.
3. Scope and product facts
The App runs on iPhone and iPad, and on Mac and Apple Vision Pro where those versions are offered by the App Store. You give the App a web address, the App loads that page, and the App keeps a local copy on your device as a PageCard. A PageCard may hold the original web address, the page title, the domain, the saved date, a note you write, a saved visual copy, readable saved text when available, a PDF snapshot when available, and the capture status.
Saved pages are held in the App's shared local container so the App and, on iPhone and iPad, the Save to Static share extension can both reach them. Premium can copy the archive to Apple's private CloudKit database for device sync. Company does not operate a Static account system, public archive, or separate database of your saved pages.
The App uses the network to load a page you asked it to save, reach Apple's App Store and StoreKit for purchases and restores, privately synchronize Premium archives through CloudKit, and send the product analytics described in section 6.
4. Information we handle
Saved pages and notes. You choose which pages to save and what to write in a note. The App stores the PageCard and its saved files on your device. When Premium sync is active, the App also stores them in your private iCloud database. Synced material may include source addresses, titles, domains, save dates, notes, readable page text, PDFs, visual page images, capture status, and archive metadata. Company does not intentionally inspect that private content through ordinary App use.
Websites you save. When the App loads a page you chose, that website receives an ordinary request from your device, just as it would if you opened the page in a browser. That website may see your network address, the request time, and the usual technical details any web request carries, and it may set its own cookies or logs. Those websites have their own privacy practices, which govern what they do.
Purchases. Apple processes payment, billing, tax, fraud checks, purchase history, refunds, subscriptions, and Apple Account information under Apple's own policies. Through StoreKit the App receives only the limited product and entitlement information it needs to show prices, confirm whether a subscription is active, and restore purchases. We never receive your payment-card number, bank details, or Apple Account credentials.
Product analytics. Described in section 6.
Support messages. If you email us, we receive your email address, your message, and anything you attach. Please do not send confidential material you do not want us to have.
5. How we use information
We use the limited information we receive to operate and support the App, to understand which features are used and where the App fails, to fix defects, to decide what to build next, to confirm purchases and restores through Apple, and to meet legal, security, and safety obligations. We do not sell information, and we do not use it for advertising.
6. Product analytics
Provider. We use PostHog, Inc. as our product-analytics processor, on its United States cloud. It is the only analytics service in the App. There is no advertising software development kit, no attribution software development kit, and no session-replay or screen-recording software in the App.
Identifier, and why this is not anonymous data. The App creates a random identifier the first time it sends an event, stores it in its own shared container, and sends it with every later event so repeated events can be grouped. Because that identifier persists until you delete the App, the information is pseudonymous rather than anonymous, and some privacy laws treat pseudonymous data as personal information. We describe it that way deliberately. The identifier is generated by the App, not by Apple. It is not the Apple advertising identifier and not a device identifier, and we do not link it to your name, email address, Apple Account, or any saved page. Person profiles are switched off in PostHog, and location lookup from your network address is switched off.
Attached to every event. The App name, bundle identifier, version, build number, platform, a fixed source value, and whether the build is a development or production build.
Events. Only a fixed list of events may be sent. Anything not on that list is dropped inside the App before it can be transmitted. The list covers: the App being opened, first seen, or updated; a page save being started, completed, or blocked, and its outcome; a capture retry being opened; a saved copy, PDF, or original link being opened; a PDF export being started or completed; a note editor being opened; a PageCard being deleted; the support screen being opened; subscription products loading; a subscription purchase or restore being started or completed and whether it succeeded, failed, was cancelled, or is pending; a referral link being opened; and, from the share extension, that it opened and whether a save started, completed, or was blocked.
Properties. Only a fixed list of properties may be attached, and each one is a count, a true-or-false value, or a value drawn from a short fixed set such as "success," "failed," "cancelled," "monthly," or "yearly." A property whose name suggests free text or personal data is rejected before sending.
Routine network data. Sending an analytics event is an ordinary web request. PostHog, and the network equipment between your device and PostHog, necessarily see your device's network address, the time of the request, and standard transport details, and PostHog may keep them in its own operational logs. We do not use your network address to work out where you are, and PostHog's location enrichment is switched off, but we cannot claim the request is invisible. The same is true of loading a page you asked the App to save and of visiting these website pages.
What analytics never sends. PostHog never receives the web addresses, page titles, or domains you save; your notes; text from a saved page; saved visual copies, PDF snapshots, or images; file names or file paths; dates you typed; your name, email address, or contacts; payment details or transaction identifiers; contacts, precise location, camera, microphone, health, biometric, or government identifiers; or any advertising identifier. Private iCloud sync is separate from analytics and sends archive content only to Apple's CloudKit service.
Your control. Open the menu in the App and choose Privacy & Analytics. Turning off "Send limited usage information" stops all analytics immediately, in the App and in the share extension, and nothing about the App changes otherwise. That screen also shows the random identifier, lets you copy it, and gives you a prepared email so you can ask us to delete the records stored under it. Write to dean@myworkingmemory.ai with that identifier and we will delete them.
7. Advertising and tracking
The App shows no advertising, contains no advertising software, does not track you across other companies' apps or websites, does not use the Apple advertising identifier, and does not ask for App Tracking Transparency permission because it has nothing to track. We do not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioural advertising.
8. Apple and App Store data
Apple may give us aggregated, anonymised App Store reports, such as total downloads, product-page views, conversion rates, subscription counts, proceeds, and refunds. Apple collects and aggregates that data; it does not identify you, and Apple's privacy policy governs it.
9. When we disclose information
We disclose the limited information we hold only to our service providers acting on our instructions, when required by law or valid legal process, to protect rights, safety, security, or property, or in connection with a merger, financing, acquisition, or sale of assets, subject to this Policy. We do not sell personal information.
10. Service providers
PostHog, Inc. processes product analytics. Apple operates the App Store, StoreKit, payment processing, iCloud, and the private CloudKit database used for Premium sync. A third-party hosting provider serves the myworkingmemory.ai website pages for the App and, in doing so, may log ordinary web-request data such as network address, time, and user agent.
11. Retention
Local PageCards, saved copies, PDF snapshots, and notes stay on your device until you delete them, delete the App, or Apple or your settings otherwise remove or transfer them. Premium copies remain in your private CloudKit database until deletion is synchronized or Apple removes them under its systems and policies. Analytics events are retained in our PostHog project for no longer than we need them to answer product questions, and no more than 24 months, after which they are deleted or aggregated. Support emails are kept as long as needed to handle the request and meet legal obligations.
12. Deleting your data
Delete a single saved page by swiping it in your archive or by opening it and choosing to delete it. The App removes its local metadata and files and, while Premium sync is available, queues deletion of the corresponding private CloudKit record. Canceling Premium or deleting the App alone may not delete content already stored in your private iCloud database. Ask us to delete your analytics records by emailing the identifier shown under Privacy & Analytics to dean@myworkingmemory.ai. Company ordinarily cannot recover, restore, or directly delete your local or private iCloud archive for you.
13. Security
Local saved pages rely on your device's own protection, including your passcode, device encryption, and the App sandbox. Private synced copies rely on your Apple Account and iCloud security. Analytics and CloudKit requests are sent over encrypted connections. No system is perfectly secure, and you are responsible for securing your device and your Apple Account.
14. Your privacy rights and choices
Depending on where you live, you may have rights to know, access, correct, delete, or obtain a copy of personal information, to opt out of sale or sharing, or to be free from discrimination for exercising those rights. You control local and private iCloud archive content through the App and your Apple Account. You can turn analytics off in the App and ask us to delete records under the random identifier shown under Privacy & Analytics. Write to dean@myworkingmemory.ai and we will respond as applicable law requires. We do not sell or share personal information, and we do not use it for cross-context behavioural advertising.
15. Children
The App is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them. If you believe a child has provided personal information, contact us and we will delete it.
16. International users
We operate from the United States, and our analytics processor stores data in the United States. If you use the App from another country, the limited information described here is processed in the United States, which may have different data-protection rules than your own country.
17. Changes to this Policy
We may update this Policy. We will post the updated version on this page with a new effective date and, where required, provide additional notice. Continued use after an update takes effect means you accept the updated Policy.
18. Contact
Myworkingmemory LLC
1515 Demonbreun St. 1121
Nashville, TN 37203
United States
Email: dean@myworkingmemory.ai