Your work stays yours.
Coaching this personal only works on trust. So GameTape is private by design: it observes your screen as text on your own Mac — through the same interface a screen reader uses — and only scrubbed text, never a picture, leaves it.
GameTape observes your work, not your screen.
Observed, not recorded
Your work is observed as text on your Mac by plain code — no picture, no AI at this step.
Off-limits by default
Password managers, banking, and private browsing are skipped in code — not a setting to remember.
Scrubbed before it leaves
Credentials, card numbers, personal identifiers, API keys — stripped before anything leaves your Mac.
The fallback, disclosed
The few surfaces that can't be read as text get one screenshot, described in words, then deleted. The image never reaches our servers.
Meetings, handled honestly
Only the meetings you choose to record. Audio becomes a transcript, then the recording is deleted. We keep the words — not your voice.
You hold the off switch
Pause from the menu bar anytime. Nothing is captured while locked, paused, or outside your working hours. Background tabs are never read.
Who touches your data.
We work with a small set of providers, each named in our privacy policy. We never sell your data, and we never use it to train advertising or third-party models.
- On your Mac
- Your screen is observed as text and classified on your own machine. No picture of it reaches our servers.
- In transit
- Everything that travels between your Mac and GameTape is encrypted.
- Sign-in
- Sign in with Google. We never see or store a password.
- Hosting
- Hosted in the United States.
We're a small team, so here's exactly where things stand: on-device classification, a hard block-list, and encryption in transit today, with formal third-party audits planned as we grow. Data kept on your Mac is protected by macOS's built-in disk encryption.
The tape is yours.
Questions about your data? Email us at hello@gametape.gg.