Privacy Policy

Git Manager Pro · Last updated: May 20, 2026 · Version 1.0

One-line summary Git Manager Pro does not collect personal data for marketing, profiling, or advertising. Every repo path, branch note, virtual environment definition, tag, and bookmark you configure stays on your Mac. The App has no backend, no analytics, no telemetry, and no cloud sync. The only outbound activity it ever performs is whatever your local git binary already does on your behalf when you fetch, pull, or push to your own remotes (GitHub, GitLab, your own server, etc.) — and those go directly from your Mac to those remotes, not through us.

1. Who we are

Git Manager Pro (hereinafter, "the App") is developed and operated by Ingeniería.dev, led by Chris Flores (hereinafter, "we", "the Developer").

Contact: christian@irack.mx
Address: Av. Javier Barros Sierra 495, Santa Fe Lomas de Santa Fe Zedec Santa Fé, Álvaro Obregón 01219, Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico

2. What data we collect

Git Manager Pro was built with privacy by default. The App:

Does not require registration or an account
Does not ask for your email, name, phone number, GitHub handle, or any personally identifiable information
Does not access your contacts, microphone, camera, photos library, location, or calendar
Does not include any SDK for analytics, advertising, behavioral tracking, attribution, or crash reporting
Does not send telemetry, usage metrics, repo paths, commit history, branch names, or notes to any server we control
Does not have a backend of its own — there is no Ingeniería.dev server behind this App
Does not read repo contents into any cloud service; everything git does, stays between your Mac and the remotes you already configured in your repos

3. What is stored on your Mac

The App stores the following data locally on your Mac, inside its Application Support folder. None of it is ever transmitted to the Developer:

Data	Purpose	Location
Repo bookmarks	Remember the local file-system paths of repos you opened so you can reopen them in two clicks	Mac (SwiftData)
Repo tags	Group your repos by tag (work, personal, archived, etc.) for fast filtering	Mac (SwiftData)
Branch notes	The free-form notes you leave on each branch — what you were trying, what to test next	Mac (SwiftData)
Virtual environment profiles	The Python venv, Node version, Swift toolchain, or .env profile that each repo expects	Mac (SwiftData)
Inline file metadata cache	Cached language detection and line counts for files in repos you opened, used to render the inline metadata column quickly	Mac (SwiftData)
App preferences	Window layout, sidebar visibility, theme, last opened repo, language, onboarding completion	macOS UserDefaults

The default storage path is ~/Library/Application Support/dev.ingenieria.fork-pro/. This data is never sent to the Developer's servers. If you delete the App, all preferences and metadata are removed with it.

4. Your repos

Git Manager Pro does not move, copy, upload, or back up the contents of your repos. Your .git directories, working trees, source files, commit history, and stashes remain exactly where you put them on disk. The App:

Reads from a repo only when you explicitly open its folder through the macOS Open panel
Invokes the system git binary at /usr/bin/git (or another path you've configured) as a child process to run standard Git commands (status, log, diff, fetch, pull, push, commit, checkout, etc.)
Receives the output of those commands in memory to render the UI — it does not duplicate, archive, or transmit them anywhere

When you trigger an action that talks to a remote (fetch, pull, push, clone), the network connection is made by the git binary directly to the remote you have configured in your repo (e.g. github.com, gitlab.com, your company's GitLab, bitbucket.org, or your own server). The App does not act as a proxy, does not see your authentication credentials, and does not log the contents of the request. Authentication is handled entirely by your existing Git credential mechanism (Git Credential Manager, SSH agent, ~/.gitconfig, Keychain helper, or whatever you already use on the command line).

5. External services

5.1 Network activity initiated by the App itself

None. Git Manager Pro makes no network requests of its own. The App does not phone home, does not check for updates against any server we run (update checks are done manually by you when you visit the developer site), does not load remote analytics scripts, and does not include any third-party SDK that opens network sockets.

5.2 Network activity initiated by `git` on your behalf

When you click Fetch, Pull, Push, or Clone in the UI, the App invokes the standard git binary which connects directly to the remote URL configured in your repo (the same way running git fetch in Terminal would). That connection is governed by Git's own behavior and by whatever Git hosting provider you chose. We have no visibility into it, and no data flows through any server we control.

5.3 Apple and StoreKit

The one-time purchase of the App is processed exclusively by Apple through your Apple ID using StoreKit. Apple acts as the payment processor; we never have access to your payment card, billing address, or any payment data. See Apple's Privacy Policy.

5.4 No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising, no third-party SDKs

Git Manager Pro does not use Sentry, Crashlytics, Firebase, Mixpanel, Amplitude, Google Analytics, AppsFlyer, Adjust, Branch, Meta SDK, AdMob, Adapty, RevenueCat, or any other third-party SDK. The App is built only on Apple's first-party frameworks: SwiftUI, AppKit, SwiftData, StoreKit, and Foundation.

6. System permissions requested

Git Manager Pro requests the minimum system permissions needed for a Git client to function. None of the data they enable is transmitted off your device:

Permission	Purpose	Data transmitted?
File access via the macOS Open panel (NSOpenPanel — user-selected folders)	Read and write the repo folder you explicitly pick when you open or clone a repo. The App only accesses folders you yourself chose through the system Open panel.	Never. The repo stays on your disk.
Spawning the system `git` binary (Process / Posix Spawn)	Run standard Git commands on your behalf against the repos you opened.	Never to us. Network commands (fetch/pull/push) talk directly to the remote your repo points to.

Git Manager Pro does not request Accessibility, Automation, Camera, Microphone, Contacts, Calendar, Reminders, Photos, Location, HealthKit, Bluetooth, Local Network, or Screen Recording permissions.

7. Marketing and advertising

The App displays no ads. We do not collect data for remarketing, profiling, or any promotional purpose. We do not participate in ad networks, and we do not sell information to third parties.

8. Purchase and in-app purchases

Git Manager Pro is a paid app sold directly by the developer: a one-time purchase. There are no subscriptions, no in-app purchases, and no premium tiers after that. Payment processing is described in section 5.3 above.

9. Minors

The App is rated 4+ as a developer tool. It contains no objectionable content. We do not knowingly collect information from minors. Because the App requires no registration and collects no data, it complies with COPPA (US), LGPD Infantil (Brazil), and GDPR-K (EU) by design.

10. User rights (GDPR, CCPA, LFPDPPP)

Even though we collect no data, the following rights are guaranteed by design:

Right to access: All data lives on your Mac and is directly accessible to you at ~/Library/Application Support/dev.ingenieria.fork-pro/.
Right to rectification: You can edit any bookmark, tag, note, or virtual environment at any time inside the App.
Right to erasure: Uninstalling the App removes all preferences and metadata. You can also delete the Application Support folder above to wipe everything immediately.
Right to portability: Not applicable — no data exists on external servers.
Right not to be subject to automated decisions: The App does not use algorithmic profiling.

For any questions about your rights, please email christian@irack.mx.

11. Security

Local data is protected by macOS disk encryption (FileVault, when enabled by the user). Network calls to your Git remotes use whatever transport you configured them with (HTTPS or SSH); Git Manager Pro does not weaken or override that. The App does not store, log, or expose your Git credentials, SSH keys, or remote tokens — those continue to be handled by your existing macOS credential helpers (Keychain, SSH agent, Git Credential Manager).

12. International transfers

We do not perform international transfers of personal data because we do not store personal data on any server. When git talks to a remote on your behalf, that connection goes directly from your Mac to the remote you chose, and we have no visibility into it.

13. Changes to this policy

We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes to the App or to applicable law. The current version will always be published at this URL, along with the date of the last update. Material changes will be announced on the public landing page and emailed to license holders.

14. Governing law

This Policy is governed by the laws of the United Mexican States, in particular the Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties (LFPDPPP). Any dispute will be submitted to the competent courts of Mexico City.

15. Contact

Privacy Officer: Chris Flores
Email: christian@irack.mx
Postal address: Av. Javier Barros Sierra 495, Santa Fe Lomas de Santa Fe Zedec Santa Fé, Álvaro Obregón 01219, Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico