CoolRSS
CoolRSS privacy
CoolRSS is in development. This page describes the current design of the native app and will be updated before public release if its data practices change.
The app is designed to keep feeds, saved articles, and documents in a SQLite database under the device's app-data directory. CoolRSS does not require an account or use a hosted library, and each installation keeps its own data without cross-device sync.
To show new stories and retrieve article text, CoolRSS requests feed URLs and publisher pages that you subscribe to or open. Those publishers receive the ordinary network information associated with requests to their services. The current app design does not send your saved library to a CoolRSS server.
These statements describe the app, not this product website. Website analytics and the information they collect are covered separately below.
For current development information, read the CoolRSS blog or visit the product overview. The help page has release and support status.
Website analytics
This Thoughtbubble website uses Umami to measure anonymous pageviews and interactions, such as opening an app, choosing a store, reading a blog, or using a demo. Events include limited product, platform, and source context so we can understand which pages and links are useful.
Website analytics do not include your files, pasted text, reading content, search terms, sleep times, or other personal inputs. Page and link addresses are recorded without URL query strings or fragments. We do not send account identities or persistent device identifiers with these events.
The analytics service receives ordinary connection information, including IP address and browser information, to produce aggregate visitor and device reports.
This disclosure covers the website, including its portfolio pages, product landings, blogs, and demos. The apps and external services linked here have their own privacy policies.