Privacy policy
Peach uses Umami for privacy-respecting website analytics to understand traffic and performance. The product itself does not create accounts, collect or store IP addresses, or know who is using Peach. When you submit feedback or a crash report, it carries no user-identifiable information. Purchases are handled privately by a third-party payment processor.
The Peach website uses generic, industry-standard analytics only to gauge traffic and measure site performance. That visibility is about how the website is doing, not about who is using Peach.
Peach does not create accounts, maintain user profiles, or keep a backend record of who is using the product. There is no Peach user database to correlate with analytics, licenses, or vaults.
Purchases are handled privately by a third-party payment processor. Licenses are generated and sent to your email there, and that purchaser information is not passed into Peach product infrastructure. Peach also supports crypto payments for people who prefer a more private checkout path.
Your vault stays local unless you explicitly export or sync it. Nothing product-side stores it, indexes it, or makes it recoverable through us.
When you submit feedback or a crash report through Peach, the submission contains no user-identifiable information. No account, no device ID, no IP address — only what is needed to understand and reproduce the problem.
In short: Peach can measure whether the website is healthy, but it does not run the kind of infrastructure that would let it identify product users, store vaults, or maintain a customer database behind the app.