Privacy
Last updated September 24, 2026
Verjuice collects as little as it can, and now that the project is free and open source it collects almost nothing at all. The app and CLI work without an account and send no telemetry.
What we store
Nothing about you. This site has no accounts, no keys and no sign-in, so there is no email address, no password and no profile to store. The app keeps your tracked apps and settings on your own machine.
What we used to store
Until the store was retired, this site ran a key and billing service. It held hashed license keys, optional email addresses, tracked-app names, launch-waitlist signups and Stripe customer references. Those records were deleted in September 25, 2026, when the accounts, tracked_apps, recovery_tokens and waitlist tables were dropped. Stripe keeps payment records for past purchases as the law requires; we hold none of them.
No telemetry
The Verjuice app and CLI contain no analytics and no crash reporting, and they no longer contact verjuice.app at all. This website counts page views with Cloudflare Web Analytics — cookie-free, with no personal data, no fingerprints and no cross-site tracking. That is the site's entire analytics story.
Who else processes data
- Cloudflare hosts this site and serves its pages.
- GitHub. The download section loads release details from GitHub's public API in your browser, so GitHub sees that request.
In your browser
This site sets no cookies and stores nothing in your browser. The old dashboard's saved key is gone with the dashboard; if an older version of this site left a key in your browser's local storage, clearing site data removes it.
Questions
Email support@verjuice.app.