Zerone Apps currently ships CPU Temp and PaperDock on macOS. This page links to app-specific support and privacy details for both apps.
StreamBridge is a macOS relay utility for authorized HLS/RTMP livestream sources and configured destinations.
CPU Temp is a menu bar monitor for thermal state, temperature readings, and optional alerts.
PaperDock is an offline-first PDF reader for local Mac documents.
StreamBridge support: streambridge-support.html
StreamBridge privacy: streambridge-privacy.html
CPU Temp support: cpu-temp-support.html
CPU Temp privacy: cpu-temp-privacy.html
PaperDock privacy: paperdock-privacy.html
Enable notifications in CPU Temp settings and allow notifications in macOS System Settings for CPU Temp.
Open CPU Temp settings and select your preferred temperature unit.
Enable the launch-at-login option in CPU Temp settings.
Restart CPU Temp first. If values are still missing, restart macOS and test again.
History and app settings are stored locally on your Mac for app functionality.
Click Open PDF in the toolbar, or open a PDF from Finder and choose PaperDock.
Yes. PaperDock is designed to work without an account or network connection.
Use Search in Document from the Navigate menu, or press Cmd+F.
Use the reading mode menu in the toolbar to choose System, Sepia, or Night.
Use the bookmark button in the toolbar, or press Cmd+D.
Support requests should be answered within 1 to 2 business days.
Support requests are typically answered within 1 to 2 business days.
Include app name, macOS version, a short issue description, and screenshots if possible.
Use the app-specific privacy pages linked above, or the shared privacy center at privacy.html.
For all support and privacy requests: zeroneapps@gmail.com.