Privacy

Stampdrill sends your requests, and nothing else.

The app has no account, no analytics and no crash reporting. It doesn't phone home, check for updates in the background or collect anything about how you use it.

This website is a separate thing, and it does count visits. Google Analytics is loaded only after you allow it, and only to see which pages are read and which are not. It is never loaded before that: in the EEA, the UK and Switzerland the page asks first and nothing is fetched from Google until you answer, and elsewhere the same counting runs without the question. No advertising or personalisation signals are enabled either way, and the analytics cookie is Google's own, described in their cookie policy.

Nothing else on the site tracks anything. There are no advertising tags, no social widgets, no session recording and no fingerprinting, and the pages are plain files on a server we run. Change your choice, whatever you picked.

The only network traffic it creates is what you ask for: the requests in your files, and the OAuth token requests your @auth lines describe.

Workspaces are folders on your Mac that you choose; the app is sandboxed and can't read anything else. Values written with save go to environment.local.stamp in the workspace, which is kept out of git when the workspace is a repository. Cookies are kept per workspace window and can be cleared from Environment › Cookies….

The App Store privacy label for Stampdrill is Data Not Collected. Questions are welcome at [email protected].