Privacy

The app (GamerTune)

GamerTune runs entirely on your PC. It collects no personal data and has no telemetry, analytics, crash reporting, or first-party server. Your settings and logs stay on your machine, in your user profile, and never leave it.

The only time the app touches the internet is to check GitHub’s public Releases API for a newer version (api.github.com/repos/gamertune/gamertuneapp/releases/latest) and, if you accept an update, to download the installer from GitHub. No personal data is sent — just a plain request with a generic user agent. You can turn the update check off in Settings → General, after which the app makes zero network requests. The full, authoritative detail is in the app’s PRIVACY.md.

This website

This site sets no cookies, runs no analytics, serves no ads, and uses no tracking pixels. There are no accounts.

The feedback form stores only what you type — your message and an optional contact — and it is anonymous: your IP address and browser are not recorded or stored. Submissions are used only so the maintainer can read your suggestions.

Third-party requests this page makes, in the interest of full disclosure: web fonts are served by Google Fonts (Google may log the request), and the feedback form uses Cloudflare Turnstile for bot protection. The site is delivered through Amazon CloudFront and Cloudflare DNS, which keep standard infrastructure logs that are not used to track or profile you.

What we never do

Changes & contact

If the way data is handled ever changes, it is updated in the same commit as the code; the git history of PRIVACY.md is the authoritative record. Questions or concerns? Open an issue on GitHub.