Last Updated: January 12, 2025
Hi, I'm Kevin Hermawan, the developer of CodeFrame. Privacy is a fundamental right, and I've built CodeFrame with this principle in mind. This privacy policy explains in detail how your data is handled when you use CodeFrame.
CodeFrame is designed to be completely private and secure. The app doesn't collect, transmit, store, or process any personal data. Your code snippets, settings, and any content you create remain exclusively on your device. The app functions entirely offline and doesn't require internet access to operate.
When you download CodeFrame from the App Store, Apple provides me with basic aggregate statistics such as the number of downloads and your App Store account's country. This information is anonymized and doesn't identify you personally. You can learn more about Apple's data collection practices by reviewing their privacy policy.
CodeFrame's Pro features are available as a one-time purchase through Apple's in-app purchase system. Apple processes all transactions and provides me with minimal purchase verification information, such as your App Store account country and purchase date. This information is used solely to verify and activate your Pro features. I don't receive or store any payment details or personal information beyond what Apple provides for purchase verification.
When the app encounters an error, it handles it locally on your device. Unlike many other apps, CodeFrame doesn't use any error reporting services. This means that even when something goes wrong, no data leaves your device.
If I make any changes to this privacy policy, I'll update the "Last Updated" date at the top of this policy and notify you through the App Store update notes when you update the app. Significant changes will be communicated more prominently when you next open the app after an update.
I value transparency and am happy to answer any questions about how CodeFrame protects your privacy, you can reach me through X @kvnhermawan or Bluesky @hermawan.ai.