Privacy

No accounts, advertising, analytics cookies or mailing lists.

Website checks

Our Cloudflare Worker fetches the public website address you enter, its linked manifest and, when available, a small PNG icon. DNS checks go to Cloudflare’s resolver. The publisher sees our server’s requests; we do not forward your IP address, cookies or sign-in details.

Your help page’s address includes the website you entered. It can appear in browser history, and anyone you share the link with can read it. Only enter public addresses. Remove private tokens and other sensitive query parameters first. We do not maintain a database of submitted apps or save fetched pages.

Device suggestions and offline guides

Your browser’s request information selects initial instructions. Local browser information can refine the match, including iPads using a desktop identity. You can correct the match. We do not store a device profile. When a referring website is available, the home page can offer installation help for that site. This suggestion is made in your browser, using only the site’s origin, with no browsing path or query parameters. Nothing is fetched for the suggestion until you choose it. An app address explicitly supplied in the link takes priority. A service worker keeps a copy of the general guides in your browser for offline reading; app-check results are not cached.

Infrastructure

Cloudflare hosts this service and handles IP addresses and request metadata to deliver and protect it. Application request logging is disabled. Cloudflare may process operational and security data under its own policies. This is not a promise that no infrastructure data is processed.

Publisher links

Opening an app or publisher support link takes you to another website with its own privacy practices. App icons are fetched by our server, so your browser need not contact the publisher merely to display one.