Your files, explained.

Apple app privacy policy

The Apple app converts files on your iPhone, iPad or Mac. It does not send source files, generated media, filenames or descriptions to us.

Files you choose

The app reads files and folders you select and stores completed conversions in its Documents folder. Original files are unchanged. You control any copies you save or share. You can remove local app data using your device’s storage controls; copies you exported elsewhere remain there until you delete them.

Collection and tracking

The app has no account, advertising, analytics SDK or tracking. Conversion does not require a connection to our servers.

Purchases and sharing

Apple handles App Store purchases. Glimmerglass does not collect payment details. A destination you choose when sharing an export handles that file under its own terms.

Framer plugin data handling

The plugin’s public service is not yet live. The following describes the current implementation; deployment details and final retention terms will be confirmed before sales open.

Your selected artwork

Pressing Create Component uploads the selected source files, names and conversion settings to the conversion service. The service uses them to create the requested outputs. Moving a settings slider or viewing local estimates does not start an upload.

Completed media is uploaded to the Framer project you are editing. Framer then hosts those assets. The component includes references to those assets and its player. The service removes working source files after a successful conversion and removes failed job data. Completed job downloads are temporary and expire; a service interruption can delay cleanup until restart.

License verification

The plugin stores your key, activation-instance identifier and last successful validation time in that browser’s local storage. It sends the key and instance to Lemon Squeezy for activation, validation and deactivation. The conversion service also validates access before accepting an upload. Keys are not embedded in generated components.

Operational information

The service uses a temporary one-way license identifier for short-lived request limits. Its application logs record operational events such as startup, shutdown and failures without storing source filenames, full keys or uploaded content. The final hosting provider and its request-log policy will be documented before public launch.

Purchases and license records are handled by Lemon Squeezy. Project assets are handled by Framer. Their own privacy policies apply to their services.