Privacy policy

The short version

Reframe is a desktop application with no backend. It has no accounts, no sign-in and no servers of ours for your content to reach. Your recordings, project files and exports stay on your own computer.

What the app stores

• Recordings. Raw captures are written to your operating system's application-data folder (for example ~/.config/Reframe/recordings/ on Linux). Closing the editor without saving a project deletes them.
• Project files. Saved as .reframe.json wherever you choose, by default in your Documents folder. They reference the recording and your edits — nothing else.
• Preferences. Window position, chosen language and editor settings, stored locally.

What the app sends

There is no analytics, no telemetry and no crash reporting. The only network request Reframe makes on its own is an update check against the GitHub Releases API. That request goes to GitHub, not to us, and is subject to GitHub's privacy statement. You can ignore or disable update prompts and the app keeps working.

Permissions

Reframe asks your operating system for screen-recording permission, and for microphone and camera permission only if you enable those inputs. The captured streams are processed locally and written to disk. Revoking a permission in your OS settings immediately stops the corresponding capture.

This website

This site is a static marketing page hosted on Vercel. It sets no advertising or tracking cookies. The only value stored in your browser is your light/dark theme preference, kept in localStorage on your device. Vercel processes standard server request logs (including IP address) to serve and protect the site, as described in their privacy policy.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the updated version is published here with a new date. Questions or concerns can be raised as an issue on the project tracker.