Privacy

The short version: neither this website nor my apps collect anything about you. No account, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking cookies.

This website

This site is a set of static pages. It doesn’t use cookies, doesn’t run any analytics or tracking script, and doesn’t embed content from social networks. Fonts are served by the site itself, so your browser doesn’t contact Google or any other third party to display them.

The site is hosted by GitHub Pages. Like any web host, GitHub receives technical data when you load a page, such as your IP address, and may keep it for security and operational purposes. I don’t have access to it. See the GitHub Privacy Statement for details.

Navloom

Navloom collects nothing and sends nothing about you. It reads your browsers’ bookmarks, icons and a few settings (profile names, sync status) on your Mac, and changes them only when you ask.

The only network requests are made by FaviconSync and Ghosts, straight to the websites of your own bookmarks, to fetch their icons or check that they respond. Nothing goes through a server of mine.

Flux

Flux collects nothing and sends nothing about you. Your feeds, articles, favorites and settings are stored on your Mac.

The only network requests go to the sites you subscribe to: their feeds, article pages, images and icons. If you turn on sync or backup, Flux stores its files in your own iCloud Drive, which only you can access.

Vestora

Vestora collects nothing and sends nothing about you. Your grants, sales and household income stay on your Mac and, encrypted with your password, in your own backups.

The only network requests fetch the stock price and the €/$ rate (Twelve Data, with your own key), the ECB reference rate (Frankfurter), public news about the company (Yahoo Finance and Google News) and, if you ask for them, the official income tax brackets (service-public.gouv.fr). None of these requests contains your quantities, amounts or income.

Octopus

Octopus collects nothing and sends nothing about you. It runs Mole and the system tools you launch on your Mac, exactly as they would run from Terminal.

The only network requests it makes itself check the latest Mole version on GitHub and, in the Network view, your public IP address (ipify).

LabPanel

LabPanel collects nothing and sends nothing about you. It opens the web interfaces of your own services, at the addresses you enter, and their cookies stay on your Mac, separately for each service. Logins saved for automatic sign-in are kept in your macOS keychain.

Besides your services’ pages, its only network requests check once a minute that each service responds and download the official service icons once (Dashboard Icons, via jsDelivr).

Nuvora

Nuvora collects nothing and sends nothing about you. Your canvases and the files you add to them stay on your Mac, with no account and no cloud. Voice notes are transcribed on your Mac by macOS speech recognition: the audio never leaves it.

Its only network request reads the title, image and icon of a web link you add to a canvas, once, from that site itself; this can be turned off in its settings.

ForkWatch

ForkWatch runs on your own server and sends nothing to me. Its data stays in the folder you choose on that server.

It contacts the Git hosts of the repositories you watch to check for changes. If you set them up, it also calls the GitHub API with your token (to sync your forks) and sends notifications to your Discord webhook.

Downloads and updates

The apps are downloaded from GitHub. GitHub may record the download like any other request. Flux, Vestora, Octopus, LabPanel and Nuvora check their GitHub repository once a day for a new version; this can be turned off in their settings.

Contact

For any question, open an issue on the GitHub repository of the app concerned: Navloom, Flux, Vestora, Octopus, LabPanel, Nuvora or ForkWatch.