Frequently Asked Questions About Yoink AI
Is Yoink AI available for Windows or iOS?
No—Yoink AI is intentionally macOS-exclusive. Its deep system integration (including Accessibility API, Input Method Kit, and SwiftUI rendering hooks) relies on macOS-specific frameworks to deliver true inline behavior and universal hotkey reliability. While iOS and iPadOS support are under technical evaluation, cross-platform parity remains a non-goal: excellence on Mac comes first.
Do you offer team or enterprise plans?
Yes. Yoink AI for Teams includes centralized admin controls, SSO support, shared voice libraries, usage analytics, and priority support—enabling organizations to standardize tone at scale while empowering individuals with contextual AI. Explore tiered plans, compliance documentation (SOC 2-ready), and deployment guides at useyoink.ai/pricing.
How does Yoink AI handle privacy and data security?
Your writing stays private by default. Contextual analysis occurs locally whenever possible; sensitive or complex requests may route through encrypted, anonymized cloud inference—but never with identifiable metadata, session history, or persistent storage. Voice profiles are stored only on your device unless explicitly synced via iCloud (opt-in, end-to-end encrypted). Yoink AI never trains on your data or sells insights—and its privacy policy is written in plain English, not legalese.
Will Yoink AI work in apps like Final Cut Pro captions or Logic Pro lyrics?
Yes—if the field accepts standard macOS text input, Yoink AI activates. That includes caption editors, music notation apps with text layers, CAD annotation tools, and even some game modding interfaces. If ⌘V works there, ⌘⇧Y likely does too. A full compatibility list—and community-submitted integrations—is maintained at useyoink.ai/compatibility.