Pulsebar keeps your Mac’s history on your Mac.

Pulsebar is a local macOS menu bar monitor from Lumik for system signals and AI agent usage. This policy explains what Pulsebar does with information when you use the app.

Effective July 22, 2026

Pulsebar does not collect your data

Pulsebar does not collect personal information, account information, analytics, advertising identifiers, or usage telemetry. The app does not require an account and does not track you.

What stays on your Mac

CPU, memory, disk, and network measurements, AI agent usage summaries shown in the app, and Pulsebar settings and history are stored in local app data on your Mac. This information is not sent to Lumik or shared with third parties by Pulsebar.

How the app works

Pulsebar’s local interface communicates with its local monitoring service on your Mac. Core monitoring does not require a Lumik account or a remote service. Agent usage displays are based on local integrations with the tools you already use.

Support messages

If you contact Lumik for support, we receive the information you choose to include in your message and use it only to respond to you and help resolve the issue.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy if Pulsebar’s data practices change. The effective date above will show when this page was last updated.

Questions

For questions about Pulsebar and privacy, contact Lumik through lumik.space.