Privacy Policy
GlassMD for macOS · Last updated 9 September 2026
GlassMD collects nothing. There is no account, no analytics, no crash reporting, and no server to send anything to.
What GlassMD does not do
- It does not collect, store, or transmit personal data.
- It does not contain analytics, tracking, or advertising code.
- It does not use third-party SDKs that collect data.
- It has no user accounts and no cloud service.
Your files
Documents you open stay on your Mac, in the location you keep them. GlassMD reads and writes them where they are; it does not copy them into a library of its own, and it never uploads them. The app runs in Apple’s App Sandbox and can only reach files you have opened or granted access to.
Your settings
Theme choices and window state are stored locally on your Mac, inside the app’s own sandbox container. They are not synced and not shared.
Network access
GlassMD makes no network requests of its own. Everything it needs to render a document — the Markdown parser, syntax highlighting, maths typesetting and diagrams — is bundled inside the app and runs offline.
The one time the network is involved is when you click a link in a document. GlassMD does not open web pages inside itself; it hands the address to your default browser, and what happens next is between you and that browser.
The app declares Apple’s network.client entitlement. This is required for macOS to launch the helper processes behind the rendering view, even when only local content is displayed, and is not used to contact any server.
Quick Look
The Quick Look extension renders previews in Finder using the same offline code, in its own sandbox. It sends nothing anywhere.
Children
Because GlassMD collects no data at all, it collects no data from children.
Changes
If a future version of GlassMD ever collects anything, this page will say so before that version ships.
Questions
Questions about this policy go through GitHub (opens in a new tab), which is where this site takes contact. There is no email address and no contact form.