Neon Vision Editor app analytics for April 30

Neon Vision Editor is a native, ultra-fast text editor for macOS, iPhone, and iPad. Bloat-free. Readable. Built for focused editing without plugins, background indexing noise, or IDE overhead. Built for macOS 26 (Tahoe) with Apple Silicon as the primary tested target, Neon Vision Editor is designed for fast startup, quick navigation, and clean editing across notes, Markdown, code, configs, and large files. Highlights - Broad syntax highlighting for Swift, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Kotlin, Go, Ruby, Rust, SQL, HTML, CSS, C/C++, Objective-C, JSON, XML, YAML, TOML, INI, Markdown, Bash/Zsh, PowerShell, TeX/LaTeX, SVG, CSV/TSV, and Plain Text. - Fast navigation with Quick Open (Cmd+P), project sidebar browsing, recursive folder trees, and indexed Find in Files workflows for larger projects. - Markdown workflows with inline preview, PDF export, and cleaner cross-platform preview controls on macOS, iPhone, and iPad. - Large-file workflows with deferred loading, chunked editor installation, visible open modes, and more stable first paint for huge documents. - Remote workflows with Mac-hosted SSH sessions, iPhone/iPad attach via broker, remote browse, open, edit, and explicit save with revision protection. - Multiple independent windows with isolated window state and dedicated toolbars. - Optional Vim-style keyboard workflow, including iPad hardware-keyboard support. - Code Snapshot / Share Shot tools for exporting styled editor captures. - Safe Mode recovery, unsupported-file protection, and stronger startup/session stability. - Privacy-first design with local editing by default and no telemetry. - Diff tools Neon Vision Editor is built for developers, writers, sysadmins, and anyone who wants a fast native editor without Electron, plugin ecosystems, or full IDE complexity. Privacy The app does not collect analytics, usage telemetry, advertising identifiers, device fingerprints, or background behavioral metrics. No automatic data transmission to developer-controlled servers occurs. AI-assisted code completion is optional. External network communication only occurs when a user explicitly enables AI completion and selects an external provider in Settings. When AI completion is used, the app sends only the minimal text context needed to generate a suggestion, typically the text immediately around the cursor or active selection. It does not automatically transmit full project folders, unrelated files, entire file system contents, contact data, location data, or device identifiers. API keys for external AI providers are stored securely in the system Keychain and are sent only to the user-selected provider for the completion request. All external communication uses encrypted HTTPS connections. If AI completion is disabled, the app performs no AI-related network requests. Terms of Use (EULA) https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/