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Privacy

Your PC. Your access.

Your paired PCs are available only through your Discord account. You choose when to stream and allow control.

Basic Discord profile

We use your ID and profile name to sign you in. We don’t request your email, messages or server list.

No video recordings

Streaming shares your selected monitor, including notifications. Video has no audio and isn’t recorded.

You stay in control

One Website Dashboard Control switch on your PC allows buttons, streaming and takeover. Stop sharing, disable control or unpair at any time.

What’s saved, and for how long?

DataHow long it stays
Discord profileUntil you delete your dashboard account.
Browser sign-insUp to 7 days, or until you sign out.
Paired PC and access detailsUntil unpaired or removed; pairing access expires after 90 days.
Button requests and resultsUp to 7 days, with daily cleanup.
Latest run statsAvailable for up to 24 hours.
Requested screenshotOne per PC, viewable for 5 minutes.
Recent macro logUp to 60 messages, viewable for 60 minutes.

Expired stats, screenshots and logs are removed during daily cleanup, so they may remain stored after they stop being viewable. Unpairing removes them immediately.

Screen sharing and remote control

Streams start when requested and can last up to 24 hours. Keep the app open. Stopping a macro run does not stop its stream. Closing the app, disabling permission or unpairing ends sharing.

Only a viewer signed in to your Discord account can request control. Your macro pauses first. Release control, press F5 on the PC, or disable Website Dashboard Control to end it. Inactivity and connection loss also release control. The macro does not resume automatically.

Video and inputs pass through Cloudflare. We don’t save video frames or keyboard/mouse inputs. A screenshot is saved only when requested and includes the selected monitor. Recent visible macro logs are shared while their panel is open; common secrets and local paths are filtered, but check what’s on screen before sharing.

Temporary connection details are kept while streaming and removed after cleanup. Abandoned connections expire after three minutes; cleanup failures are retried. Signing out ends that browser’s viewing, but your PC may continue streaming until stopped.

Sign-in, cookies and hosting

Discord handles your login. We request only basic identity, use its temporary access token to retrieve your profile, attempt to revoke it immediately, and do not save Discord access or refresh tokens.

Essential cookies keep you signed in and protect login. There are no advertising or analytics scripts. Cloudflare hosts the site and processes network addresses for delivery and abuse protection. The application database does not store raw IP addresses.

We save PC names, ownership, permissions and recent connection status. PC access credentials are stored as hashes on the server and encrypted for your Windows account locally. They aren’t exposed to your dashboard browser.

Remove your data or sign out

Click your profile to open Account. You can sign out individual browsers, sign out everywhere or delete your dashboard account. Deleting it removes your profile, paired devices and sessions from the live database; it does not delete your Discord account.

Unpairing removes associated commands and observations. Disabling Website Dashboard Control clears stats, screenshots and logs on the next PC heartbeat. Signing out cancels queued commands from that browser; an action already received by the macro may finish.

Cloudflare database recovery history may retain earlier copies for its configured retention period. Revoking the app in Discord does not automatically end an existing dashboard sign-in; use the dashboard’s sign-out controls too.

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