Privacy Policy

Ladrillo · last updated 29 August 2026

Ladrillo does not collect any data. It has no network access at all. Nothing you do in the app leaves your Mac.

What we collect

Nothing. Ladrillo contains no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising or tracking SDKs, and no accounts. The app ships with no network entitlement, which means macOS itself prevents it from making network connections — enforced by the operating system, not merely promised by us.

What the app stores on your Mac

Ladrillo saves a small amount of preference data locally, in the standard macOS preferences location:

• Panel position and which sections you have collapsed
• Your keyboard shortcut and panel behaviour settings
• Whether you have completed the welcome screens

This stays on your Mac, is never transmitted, and is removed when you delete the app and its preferences.

Your Keynote documents

Ladrillo works by asking Keynote, through macOS's standard automation interface, about the objects you currently have selected — their position, size, rotation, opacity and locked state — and by asking Keynote to change those values when you click a control in the app.

• This happens entirely on your Mac, between two applications.
• Ladrillo does not read your slide text, images, speaker notes, or file contents.
• Ladrillo does not copy, upload, store, or transmit your documents or any part of them.
• macOS asks your permission before the app can communicate with Keynote at all, and you can revoke it at any time in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Automation.

Children

Ladrillo is a professional productivity tool. It collects no data from anyone, including children.

Changes to this policy

Any updated version will be posted at this address with a new date. Because the app collects no data, we do not anticipate material changes.

Contact

Questions about privacy, or about this policy: getcuadra@gmail.com