Privacy policy

Likeit counts anonymous usage. It has no accounts and no ads, and it never sends the names of your songs

• It talks to the Music app on your Mac to read the current track and set its favorite flag. Track, artist and playlist names stay on your Mac
• Likeit sends a few anonymous counts: that the app started, that it is running, and that a track was liked or unliked. Each count carries the app version, the macOS version and a random install ID that is not tied to you
• The counts go through our own server, which does not pass on your IP address. They are used only to see how many people use Likeit and whether liking works
• You can turn it off any time: hold ⌥ and click the star, then uncheck Share Usage Stats. Nothing is sent after that
• macOS asks your permission before Likeit can control Music. You can revoke it any time in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Automation
• This website counts visits and clicks on the Mac App Store badge with PostHog analytics
• The version downloaded from this website checks for updates once a day and sends its app version and your macOS version

Last updated: October 19, 2026