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An independent developer, free apps, and no data collected.

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In one sentence

BugFatal is the field notebook of an independent developer: the apps I publish — free, ad-free — and what I learn building them.

This domain first hosted a Windows software shop. That activity has ceased; I now develop under my own name.

What you will find here

  • The apps, each with its documentation and its privacy policy.
  • The blog: technical notes, accounts of what broke and why, and occasionally an opinion about the craft.

What I do with your data

Nothing. This is the point I want to be clearest about, because it is the only one that affects you.

On this site

There is no account, no form, no cart and no comments: you can read the whole site without ever typing anything.

  • No analytics — no Google Analytics, no equivalent.
  • No advertising, no tracking pixel, no social media button.
  • Nothing loaded from a third-party server, not even a font: everything your browser downloads comes from bugfatal.com.
  • No cookie banner, because there is nothing to ask you. The details are in the cookie policy.

There is no user database behind this site. A data access request would receive a negative answer, for lack of any data to hand over.

In the apps

The same principle, applied to software: no account, no sign-up, no advertising, no in-app purchases. They work offline; what you do in them stays on your device and disappears when you uninstall.

Every app publishes its own policy, written from what its code actually does: permissions requested, data kept on the device, libraries embedded.

Why I insist

When the shop closed, the customer database was deleted — accounts, addresses, order histories, payment details. That is by far the most important thing that has happened to this domain.

It is not a pose, it is a method: data that does not exist cannot leak, cannot be sold, and requires neither consent nor an erasure procedure.

Reaching me

contact@bugfatal.com — see the Contact page.

It is also the address that receives requests about your data. The full details are in the privacy policy.