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Last updated 29 October 2026

StillMouse steadies your pointer on your Mac. It's built to send as little as it can, and nothing about how you move unless you ask.

On your Mac

Your license

To keep a license on one Mac at a time, our server (api.stillmouse.com) stores, for each license:

It doesn't store your email address, your license key or your IP address. When you sign in to move a license, the six-digit code we email you is stored only as a hash, and only until it expires.

Buying

Payments go through Stripe, who keep your card details; we never see them. Stripe tells our server the email address you bought with, once, so we can send your license key by email. Email is sent through Resend.

Explanations by AI

If you press "Explain with AI" after the test, StillMouse sends the result's numbers (about fifteen of them, such as how far the pointer moved around a dot), the language, and a code showing your Mac has a license, to our server. Our server passes only the numbers and the language to Anthropic, whose AI, Claude, writes the explanation. Your recording, your name, your email and your Mac's code are never sent to Anthropic. StillMouse shows you exactly what is sent before you press the button. Nothing is sent if you don't.

Our server counts how many explanations each license has asked for, to keep within the daily limit.

Feedback

What you write on the Feedback page is emailed to us and isn't stored on our server.

Counting

To know roughly how many Macs use StillMouse each day, our server keeps daily counts made from salted hashes that change every day. They can't be turned back into a Mac or a person.

Who handles what

Questions or deletion

Write to ismail@axleno.com. We'll tell you what we hold for your license, and delete it if you ask.

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