Privacy
Dev Scenario is local-first. It runs on your machine, talks to your devices, and writes its configuration to your home directory. Your projects, flows and devices stay on your machine, and no account is required to use the platform.
The platform
Dev Scenario reads and writes only the directories it explicitly tells you about. Network traffic only leaves your computer when you explicitly use capabilities that call third-party services (Firebase, Crashlytics, etc.) and only with credentials you provide.
Product analytics
To learn which features are used and where the app breaks, the app sends anonymous usage statistics, for example how often a feature is used, along with basic setup details such as the app version and operating system. They never include your code, flows, screens, device data, names or files, and they aren't linked to you. Nothing is sent before the app has told you about it, and you can switch it off any time in Settings › Privacy.
Crash reports
When the app hits an unexpected error it sends the error, its stack trace, the app version and operating system to EU servers, with no personal data. Turn it off in Settings › Privacy.
Updates and remote settings
The app checks for updates and for remote settings, sending an anonymous id, the app version, operating system, installed plugin versions and whether it runs on a trial or a license (with the days left), never who the license belongs to.
Buying a license
Payments are handled by Paddle, our reseller and Merchant of Record. Your card or wallet details go to Paddle, never to us. Paddle shares with us your name, email address, country and the plan you bought, so we can issue and support your license. See Paddle's privacy notice.
Activating a license
When you activate, the app sends your license key, an anonymous machine ID (a one-way hash, not your hardware serial number) and your computer's name, so you can tell your computers apart and stay within the seat limit. The app renews the license about once a day with the same information. Deactivating a computer deletes its record.
The roadmap
Voting and requesting features on roadmap.devscenario.com needs a Google sign-in. We store your name, email address and profile picture, and keep you signed in with a cookie. Other visitors see your first name and last initial next to your requests, never your email.
Keeping and deleting data
We keep license records while your subscription is active and as long as tax and accounting rules require after it ends. To see or delete your data, write to us; we answer within 30 days.
This website
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sign-in cookie on the roadmap. Theme preference is stored in your browser's localStorage and never leaves
your device.
Questions
If you have a privacy question, reach us at [email protected].