Privacy

Last updated 18 August 2026.

AirStats has no accounts, no ads and no tracking. The app does not collect anything about you or your Mac.

The app

Everything AirStats measures about your Mac, including processor load, memory, temperature, storage and network activity, is read on your machine and stays there. Those readings are never sent anywhere.

The app makes only two kinds of outbound request, and you control both.

  • Update checks. AirStats asks our site whether a newer version exists. We keep a daily tally of how many checks come from each version, which tells us roughly how many people are running AirStats. No address or identifier is stored. You can turn automatic checks off in settings.
  • Public IP lookup. If you switch on the public IP display, AirStats looks up your public IP address through a third-party lookup service. This is off unless you turn it on, and turning it back off clears the address.

Nothing else leaves your Mac.

This website

The site records anonymous, aggregate statistics about visits, such as which pages are viewed and how quickly they load. We use them to see what people find useful and to keep the pages fast. We do not use them to identify individual visitors, and we do not sell or share them. There are no accounts and no ads here either.

Questions

Ask on the issue tracker. The app is open source, so you are also welcome to check any of this for yourself.