Privacy

What leaves your PC

Short version: your settings and profiles stay on your computer, and the only thing ArrayLux ever sends anywhere is a bug report you deliberately choose to send.

What the app stores

Settings, profiles, hotkeys and theme choices are written to a folder under your Windows user profile (%AppData%), together with a local log file. None of it is uploaded, and nothing is synced to a server. Uninstalling removes the app; deleting that folder removes the settings.

What the app sends

Nothing, unless you use Report a bug in the settings. That dialog shows you the complete, anonymised diagnostic text before anything is transmitted — the report only goes out once you press send, and you can add a contact address or leave it empty. The report is delivered to a form hosted on Netlify.

ArrayLux also asks Windows whether a Pro licence is active on this machine. That check goes through the Microsoft Store on your PC; ArrayLux does not run an account system and does not see payment details.

What there isn't

• No account, sign-up or login.
• No analytics or telemetry in the app.
• No advertising, and no data sold or shared.

This website

This site is static and sets no cookies, loads no third-party fonts or scripts, and runs no analytics. It is served by Netlify, which keeps standard server logs for its own operation.

Questions

Reach us through the feedback form, or via Report a bug inside the app.

Note for the maintainer: this page is a factual description of the app's behaviour, not a legal document. Add your contact details, jurisdiction and a maintained “last updated” date before treating it as your published policy.