Last updated: October 4, 2026
This privacy policy covers the apps and Safari extensions published by G Wiz Computer Consulting, LLC.
Single Tab for Zendesk is a Safari browser extension that consolidates Zendesk links into a single reused tab.
Single Tab for Zendesk does not collect any of the following:
The extension runs entirely on your device. When you click a link pointing to a Zendesk domain (*.zendesk.com), the extension detects the navigation and consolidates it into a single Safari tab. This process happens locally on your Mac and no data is sent to any external server.
The extension requests access to browser tabs solely to detect Zendesk URLs and manage tab consolidation. This permission is not used to read page content, track browsing behavior, or collect any information.
Single Tab for Zendesk does not share any data with third parties because it does not collect any data in the first place. The extension has no analytics, advertising, or tracking integrations.
Strip It for Safari is a Safari browser extension that removes clutter from web pages for cleaner reading and printing.
For news articles, blog posts, recipes, and general web pages, Strip It runs entirely on your Mac. The extension reads the page open in your browser, identifies the main content, removes navigation, ads, and other clutter, and renders a clean version. No data is sent to any external server. Nothing is collected, stored, or transmitted.
LinkedIn profiles are processed differently because LinkedIn's page structure is too complex to clean up reliably on-device. When you use Strip It on a LinkedIn profile page, the extension sends the visible text content of that page to a server we operate at stripitapi.vercel.app. That server uses Anthropic's Claude AI to extract the profile information into a structured format (name, headline, experience, education, skills), and returns the cleaned result to your browser.
What is sent to our server:
What is not sent:
We do not log, store, or analyze the content of LinkedIn pages sent to our server. The page text is forwarded to Anthropic's API, the structured result is returned to you, and the text is discarded.
Our hosting provider, Vercel, automatically maintains standard server logs of HTTP requests to our API. These logs include the requesting IP address, timestamp, request URL, and HTTP response status. These logs are used for operational monitoring, debugging, and abuse prevention.
The body of the request (the actual LinkedIn page text) is not included in these logs.
Vercel retains these logs according to their standard practice. See Vercel's privacy policy for details.
Strip It relies on two third-party services to function:
For all non-LinkedIn pages, Strip It does not involve any third party.
Strip It requires permission to read and modify webpage content in Safari. This permission is used only when you actively click the Strip It icon. The extension does not run automatically in the background, does not read pages until you click, and does not store anything about the pages you visit.
Pagepile is a read-later app for Mac, iPhone and iPad. You save a link from any app's Share menu, and Pagepile keeps it until you are ready to read it.
Everything you save is written to your own iCloud private database, using Apple's CloudKit. That is the same private storage other apps use for your own documents: it belongs to your Apple Account, it syncs between your own devices, and we cannot read it. There is no Pagepile account to create, no sign-in of ours, and no copy of your pile on any server we operate — because we do not operate one.
Pagepile does not collect any of the following:
Pagepile connects to the internet in exactly two situations, and neither one sends us anything about you:
Pagepile has no analytics, advertising, or tracking integrations, and no third-party SDKs of any kind. The only service involved is Apple's iCloud, storing your pile in your own account under Apple's privacy policy.
Deleting a saved page in Pagepile removes it from your iCloud database and from your other devices. Deleting the app removes the app; to clear the stored pile as well, turn off iCloud for Pagepile in your device's iCloud settings. Because we never hold a copy, there is nothing for you to ask us to delete.
Mile Ledger is a mileage log for iPhone. It notices when you drive, records the trip, and lets you file it as business, personal or charity, then builds a mileage report for your taxes.
To do that, Mile Ledger records, on your iPhone:
Everything Mile Ledger records is stored on your iPhone and, if iCloud is on, in your own iCloud private database, using Apple's CloudKit. That storage belongs to your Apple Account, syncs between your own devices, and we cannot read it. There is no Mile Ledger account to create, no sign-in of ours, and no copy of your trips on any server we operate — because we do not operate one.
Mile Ledger does not send us any of the following:
Mile Ledger connects to the internet only to use Apple's own services, and never sends anything to us:
Mile Ledger is free to try and unlocked with a one-time in-app purchase. Apple handles the purchase; we receive no payment details and no personal information from it.
When you export a mileage report, the PDF or spreadsheet is created on your iPhone and goes only where you choose to send it.
Mile Ledger has no analytics, advertising, or tracking integrations, and no third-party SDKs of any kind. The only services involved are Apple's — iCloud, location and geocoding, and the App Store — under Apple's privacy policy.
Deleting a trip in Mile Ledger removes it from your iPhone and from your iCloud database. Deleting the app removes the data on your iPhone; to clear the iCloud copy as well, turn off iCloud for Mile Ledger in your device's iCloud settings, or delete its data under Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Manage Account Storage. Because we never hold a copy, there is nothing for you to ask us to delete.
Are We There Yet? Countdowns is an app for iPhone and Mac that shows how many days are left until holidays, birthdays, vacations and the other events you add, in the app, in widgets and in the Mac menu bar.
Your countdowns are stored on your device and, if iCloud is on, in your own iCloud private database, using Apple's CloudKit. That storage belongs to your Apple Account, syncs between your own devices, and we cannot read it. There is no Are We There Yet? account to create, no sign-in of ours, and no copy of your countdowns on any server we operate — because we do not operate one.
If you choose to import birthdays, the app reads names and birth dates from your Contacts and from your calendars' Birthdays calendar, on your device. Only the people you check off are saved, as countdowns in your own iCloud. Nothing from your Contacts or Calendar is sent to us, and the app never changes your contacts or calendars. You can turn this access off at any time in your device's Privacy & Security settings.
Are We There Yet? does not send us any of the following:
Are We There Yet? is free to download, with a one-time in-app purchase that unlocks more features. Apple handles the purchase; we receive no payment details and no personal information from it.
Are We There Yet? has no analytics, advertising, or tracking integrations, and no third-party SDKs of any kind. The only services involved are Apple's — iCloud and the App Store — under Apple's privacy policy.
Deleting a countdown removes it from your device and from your iCloud database. Deleting the app removes the data on your device; to clear the iCloud copy as well, turn off iCloud for Are We There Yet? in your device's iCloud settings, or delete its data under Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Manage Account Storage. Because we never hold a copy, there is nothing for you to ask us to delete.
Our apps do not knowingly collect any information from anyone, including children under the age of 13.
If this privacy policy changes, the updated version will be posted at this URL with a new "last updated" date.
If you have any questions about this privacy policy, please contact us at support@gwizconsulting.com.
© 2026 G Wiz Computer Consulting, LLC. Single Tab for Zendesk is an independent product and is not affiliated with Zendesk Inc. Strip It for Safari is an independent product and is not affiliated with LinkedIn Corporation or Microsoft.