Privacy
Privacy
Short version: the Framecalm app doesn't collect anything, and this website counts visits without cookies.
The app
- No account, no sign-in, no ads, no telemetry, no crash reporting.
- Everything Framecalm reads (your hardware, your launchers' game lists, your games' settings files, frame-time captures) stays on your PC.
- Its own data (backups, history, captures, settings) lives in
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Framecalm. Delete that folder and it's gone. - It works offline. It makes two kinds of network request, both of which you can switch off in Settings: downloading each game's official cover image once from Steam's or the Microsoft Store's image servers (on by default; those servers see your IP address and which cover was asked for, like any website), and an optional check for a newer version on GitHub (off by default). Neither sends anything about you or your PC.
- Links to graphics driver pages or Windows Settings open in your own browser or Settings app.
This website
- Hosted on GitHub Pages. GitHub may keep standard server logs (such as IP addresses) for security; see GitHub's privacy statement.
- Visits are counted with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which doesn't use cookies, doesn't fingerprint you and doesn't track you across sites. It reports things like page views, referrers and country.
- Fonts come from Google Fonts, and the game covers in the demo load from Steam's and Microsoft's image servers, so your browser asks those servers for them.
- The interactive demo runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you click in it is sent anywhere.
Contact
Questions or concerns: open an issue on GitHub.
Last updated November 2026