Short version: Gatepeek shows who’s on your Wi‑Fi. It does not require an account. LAN scans, device names, notes, watchlists, and history stay on your iPhone. We do not run our own analytics backend or sell your data.
Who we are
DK4G Technologies, LLC (“DK4G,” “we,” “us”) publishes Gatepeek for iPhone and iPad. Contact: [email protected].
Summary
- Gatepeek does not require an account.
- LAN scans, device names, notes, watchlists, and history stay on your iPhone.
- We do not run our own analytics backend or sell your data.
- Optional Gatepeek Pro purchases are processed by Apple.
- If you connect a UniFi console, your Integration API key is stored in the iOS Keychain on your device.
Information the App accesses on your device
- Local Network. Used to discover devices on the Wi‑Fi or LAN you are connected to (for example via Bonjour and local probes). Results are shown in the App and may be saved in on-device history.
- Location (When In Use), optional. Used only so iOS can provide the current Wi‑Fi name (SSID) and BSSID when you ask. The App does not track your location in the background and does not use Location for advertising.
- Notifications (optional). If you enable Pro alerts, the App can notify you about new devices or watched devices that disappear or return. Notifications are scheduled on device.
- Purchases. Apple processes Gatepeek Pro via StoreKit. We receive entitlement status from Apple; we do not receive your full payment card details.
- UniFi credentials (optional, Pro). If you paste a UniFi Network Integration API key and console address, they are stored on device (Keychain / local preferences) so the App can talk to your console. We do not upload those secrets to a Gatepeek server.
What we do not collect
The App does not operate a Gatepeek cloud account for scan data. We do not sell personal information. We do not use your LAN scan results for advertising.
Third parties
- Apple. App distribution, StoreKit purchases, and system services (notifications, Keychain, Local Network permission).
- Your router / UniFi console (optional). When you connect UniFi, the App contacts the console address you provide using your API key. That traffic goes to your network equipment, not to a Gatepeek backend.
- Public IP lookup. When the App opens, it asks api.ipify.org (or ifconfig.me as a fallback) for your network’s public IP address so it can show it on the network card. These services see your IP address as part of that request. No scan results or device information are sent.
- Cloudflare (optional speed test). If you run the download estimate in Tools, the App downloads a test file from speed.cloudflare.com, which sees your IP address. No scan results or device information are sent.
Data retention
Scan history, renames, notes, and watchlists remain until you delete the App or clear them in-app. Uninstalling the App removes local App data under normal iOS behavior.
Children
The App is not directed to children under 13.
Changes
We may update this policy. The “Last updated” date above will change when we do. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised policy.
Contact
Privacy questions: [email protected]
DK4G Technologies, LLC
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