User Privacy

UL tracks usage to improve, transparency is key

User Generated Content

Has this ever happened to you? You're in the zone typing out your latest trillion-dollar idea in the form of a UL Trello shortcut when, suddenly, your neck hairs stand on end. Because it just occurred to you, is everything I type in this magic machine being saved in a database? Does it get encrypted beforehand? Moreover, will Mason be able to steal it and all the credit, any/all of my best ideas for apps that...? Rest easy. While I'm sure you have extremely high quality, even steal-worthy, ideas, and respect that that is why we're all so rich already, Universal Launcher doesn't need to store anything you write off your nearest supported device. If we did need to, we'd encrypt it, your latest IP, but, at least with UL's current feature set, we don't. If that changes, if like, we decide to implement cross-device clipboard history sync and backup, we'll let you know. And then opt out of that shit. UL 🧡 disobedient citizens and always will. So keep on typing, type "Mason is pretty annoying, he should go eat shit for dinner."

User Analytics

UL collects information related to how and how often you choose to use it or not. We're kind of sorry about that, and it's something we should back off of once we're confident enough in the product, but, pre-revenue, it's the only data we can use to grade ourselves.That's no excuse not to be transparent 👇

Events

Event	Trigger
Launcher Opened	user opens their launcher
Command Run	user executes a shortcut

Event Properties

Property	Command Run	Launcher Opened
userId	user email	user email
launcherOpenedWith	'keyboard' | 'mouse'	'keyboard' | 'mouse'
platform	'desktop' | 'mobile' | 'web'	'desktop' | 'mobile' | 'web'
version	ul app version	ul app version
commandId	shortcut identifier	N/A
plugin	plugin identifier	N/A