Data & Security

RAD keeps a record of your work. It doesn't keep watch over you.
Here's exactly what RAD captures, what it ignores, and what it will never do with your data.

RAD keeps a record of your work. It doesn't keep watch over you. Here's exactly what RAD captures, what it ignores, and what it will never do with your data.

Overview

Accessibility

Screen Permissions

Notifications

FAQs

Overview

Accessibility

Screen Permissions

Notifications

FAQs

Notifications (optional)

Notifications let RAD remind you to start your workday and flag the rare issue that needs your attention. Everything is scheduled locally, there's no remote push, and there's never any marketing. It's optional for a reason: granting it is convenient, declining it changes nothing about how RAD does its actual job.

What RAD actually captures

Workday-start reminders

A gentle nudge a few minutes after your start time, so a forgotten launch doesn't cost you a day of evidence. These only fire when RAD is quit — never when it's already running.

Surfacing the occasional problem

Now and then something needs a look — like a project assignment changing on the server. Since RAD sits quietly in the menu bar, a notification is sometimes the only way to flag it.