Your files and privacy.

How Rasterloom stores your work and handles network connections.

Privacy policy · Updated October 3, 2026

Your files

Rasterloom stores projects, moodboards, recovery copies and its asset library locally. Editing images, type and vectors does not require a cloud service. You choose which files and folders Rasterloom can access.

Anonymous diagnostics

Diagnostics are enabled by default. TelemetryDeck receives basic activity and feature-use events, operation outcomes, app/macOS versions, device information and an anonymous installation identifier. That identifier represents an installation, not a named account.

Diagnostic payloads never include document contents, images, filenames, paths, saved links or raw error messages. They use fixed categories and coarse count ranges.

Turn off Share anonymous diagnostics in Settings → General → Privacy to stop sending and discard pending signals. This does not recall signals already received. Debug builds use Test Mode, separate from normal usage reporting. See TelemetryDeck’s privacy policy for its handling of data.

Optional local analysis

Image descriptions and tag suggestions run on your Mac after you explicitly download a model. Downloading a model connects to its hosting service; local image analysis does not upload your images to that service.

Links, updates and connected tools

When a saved website link appears in a moodboard, Rasterloom can contact that website to fetch its title and a preview image. Previews are cached on your Mac and can be reused without a network connection. Opening the link is a separate action that visits the website in your browser.

Your Mac contacts the GitHub-hosted Rasterloom feed when checking for updates. Automatic checks can be disabled in Settings.

Canvas conversations use your installed, signed-in ChatGPT or Claude CLI. Prompts, canvas previews and document information requested by the assistant can be sent to that provider under its own data-handling policies. Conversations and drafts are saved with the Rasterloom project. Folder access is granted for the specific artwork folder you choose. External MCP clients can also receive requested document information. Connect only clients and providers you trust.

This website

We use Google Analytics to understand visits and activity on this website. Analytics cookies are enabled by default until you reject them. Google receives page URLs, referral information, browser and device details, and cookie identifiers. Advertising features and personalization are disabled. See how Google uses this information.

Choose Reject in the analytics notice to stop measurement and remove Google Analytics cookies. We remember your choice in local browser storage until you change it or clear that storage. You can revisit it through Cookie settings in the footer. Rejecting does not recall information already received by Google. Website analytics is separate from the Mac app’s diagnostics and does not receive your projects or images.

This site uses local fonts and has no sign-up form or checkout. The server delivering the site may process technical request information, such as an IP address, to serve and protect it.

Getting in touch

If you email support, we receive the information you choose to send. Please don’t include private project files unless they’re needed and you have permission to share them.

Rasterloom is made by Tiny Things, developed by Oncel Cebeci. For privacy questions or data requests, contact support@tinythings.app.