Privacy Policy

In short

This site does not use cookies, analytics or advertising. You only need an account if you want to rate or review an app. I do not collect personal information from visitors, except what you choose to send me or share when you sign in to review.

Other services this site uses

Pages load some content directly from third parties, which means your IP address and browser details reach them under their own policies:

• GitHub: hosts this site and serves release files, project pages, images, version history and download counts.
• Google Fonts: serves the typefaces used on this site.
• cdnjs (Cloudflare): serves the scripts that display project documents.
• Cloudflare Turnstile, a small relay service and a database: used on the contact page and for reviews, to confirm you are a person, deliver your message and store reviews.
• Google and GitHub: only if you choose to sign in to rate or review an app.

Stored on your device

To load faster, your browser keeps a temporary copy of some GitHub data (such as release lists and star counts) in local storage. It contains no personal information. Clearing your browser's site data removes it.

Downloads

Software is downloaded from GitHub Releases. GitHub counts downloads in total, and I show those totals. I do not track who downloads what.

When you contact me

If you email me, I receive your address and message and use them only to reply. If you use the contact form, what you type is passed through a Cloudflare relay and delivered to a private Telegram group that only I can access. If you then choose to continue in Telegram, your messages to my bot are forwarded to me without your Telegram name, username or phone number, and a small Cloudflare store links your chat to your conversation for up to 90 days after your last message. The form does not ask for your phone number, and nothing you send is published or shared with other visitors. To limit spam, the relay briefly stores a scrambled one-way code derived from your network address, for up to one hour, to count messages. Telegram, including its channel, processes messages under its own terms.

Reviews and sign-in

To rate or review an app you sign in with Google or GitHub. They confirm your email address to me, and I never see your password. I keep only a scrambled one-way code of your email, so that each person can leave one review per app. Your browser keeps a sign-in token in its local storage (not a cookie) for up to 30 days.

A review stores your rating, text, display name and, if you leave the option ticked, your profile picture from Google or GitHub. These become public only after I approve the review, and you can edit or delete it on your Account page. Your actual email address is stored only if you tick the newsletter box, and you can untick it at any time. Deleting your data on the Account page removes your reviews and subscription.

The software itself

Each app has its own data practices, such as whether it works offline, uses an account, collects usage data or shows ads. These are listed on the app's page, along with its own privacy policy where one applies.

Questions

Write to bonanto18@protonmail.com or use the contact page. I will update this page if anything changes.