Privacy Policy

At a glance

This policy covers both the DevGantry app (macOS, iOS, and iPadOS) and this website, both published by A&A Global International LLC ("we", "us").

• No accounts or sign-up, in the app or on the website.
• No crash reporting, no advertising, no tracking SDKs, anywhere.
• No analytics in the app at all. The website measures page views only, without cookies and without identifying you.
• No data is ever sold or shared for marketing.
• The developer runs no server — there is no DevGantry backend.
• Every tool runs on-device, except five networked features listed below.
• Anything you save is stored on-device and synced only through your own private iCloud account.

What we don't collect

DevGantry doesn't ask for a name, an email, or an account to use any of its 100+ tools. The app includes no analytics framework, no crash reporter, no advertising SDK, and no third-party tracker of any kind. The website sets no cookies and carries no tracking pixels, no advertising, and no cross-site trackers; its only measurement is the anonymous page-view counting described under “This website” below.

Nothing you type into a tool is transmitted anywhere unless that specific tool's job requires it — and if it does, it's one of the five features named in the next section, with exactly the data described there. Nothing else leaves your device.

On-device processing, and the five features that use the network

Every tool in DevGantry — JSON formatting, encoding, hashing, generators, converters, text tools, and the rest — runs entirely on your device using no network connection at all. Exactly five features are the exception, because their job is inherently about fetching something from the internet:

• CEP lookup — sends the Brazilian postal code (CEP) you type to viacep.com.br to look up the matching address.
• What's My IP — requests api.ipify.org / api64.ipify.org to return your current public IP address, and ipwho.is to look up its approximate geolocation.
• HTML Preview — renders HTML you paste in a system web view; if that HTML references remote resources (images, scripts, fonts), the web view fetches them, the same way any browser would.
• Link Preview — fetches the URL you paste, and its preview image, to build an unfurl card; the iMessage-style card is additionally fetched independently by Apple's own LinkPresentation framework.
• Network Tools — connects to the host, domain, or URL you type in for DNS/host lookups, HTTP(S) header and TLS inspection, and TCP port scanning; for WHOIS/RDAP domain lookups it also queries data.iana.org and the relevant registry's RDAP/WHOIS server. Its Local Network mode (interfaces, gateway, DNS servers) reads only your device's own network configuration and makes no network request at all.

Third-party services used by those features

viacep.com.br, api.ipify.org, api64.ipify.org, ipwho.is, and Apple's LinkPresentation framework each receive only the request described above (the CEP you typed, or the URL/HTML you're previewing) under their own privacy policies — DevGantry doesn't send them your name, an account identifier, or any other identifying information, and adds no tracking of its own on top of the request. Network Tools doesn't call a fixed third-party API at all — it contacts only the host, domain, or URL you specifically enter, plus (for WHOIS/RDAP lookups) data.iana.org and the domain's own registry RDAP/WHOIS server, each receiving only the lookup needed to answer that request.

History and iCloud sync

Nothing is saved automatically. A tool's input and output are only stored when you explicitly press "Save to history" inside that tool.

A saved history entry (the tool's id, its input, the saved output fields, and a timestamp) is stored on your device and synced through your own private iCloud (CloudKit) database. That data is accessible only to your Apple account — the developer has no access to it, has no server it passes through, and cannot see it. If iCloud is unavailable, saved history simply stays local to that device.

You can delete any individual history entry, or clear a tool's history, at any time from within the app.

Some values are deliberately never written to history at all, even when you save: TOTP secrets, encryption/cipher keys, generated passwords, and other raw plaintext secrets are excluded by design, so a saved entry can never leak them.

Preferences sync

Your favorites, category ordering, recently-used tools, and custom hotkey are synced across your devices via iCloud key-value storage — the same private-to-you model as history. This data isn't visible to the developer.

Support email

If you choose to email support at support@aeaglobalinternational.com, that's entirely user-initiated — we never reach out to you. The pre-filled message includes your app version, OS version, and device model so we can help debug your issue faster. Anything you send us is used only to respond to you, never for marketing, and never shared with anyone else.

This website

This website is static: it sets no cookies, uses no browser storage, has no forms, and offers no accounts. It's hosted on Vercel, whose infrastructure may keep standard, short-lived server logs (such as IP address and user agent) purely to operate and secure the hosting service — the same kind of logging any web host keeps.

The one thing we do add is Vercel Web Analytics, so we can see which pages people actually read. It records the page visited, the referring page, and a coarse country/device/browser type — and nothing else. It sets no cookies, writes nothing to your browser, assigns you no persistent identifier, and cannot follow you to any other site. Vercel derives a temporary, non-reversible hash from the request instead of storing an identifier, and discards it within 24 hours; we only ever see totals, never individual visitors. This applies to the website alone — the DevGantry app contains no analytics whatsoever.

Data retention and deletion

Because there's no DevGantry server, there's no server-side copy of your data to retain or delete on your behalf — retention is entirely in your hands. History and preferences live in your iCloud account until you delete them: remove an entry or clear a tool's history from within the app, or turn off iCloud sync for the app in your device's Settings to stop syncing altogether.

Children

DevGantry is a developer tool and isn't directed at children. Regardless of who uses it, we collect no data from anyone — adults or children alike — beyond what's described in this policy.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, we'll update the "last updated" date at the top of this page. Since the app collects no contact information, we have no way to notify you directly — please check back here periodically.

Contact

Questions about this policy or how DevGantry handles data? Email support@aeaglobalinternational.com.