Privacy | Diggr

Overview

Diggr helps you collect apps into crates and, if you choose to, share selected crates through a public profile. This page explains what information may be processed when you use the Diggr website, app, and community features.

Website

The Diggr website is designed to be lightweight and privacy-friendly. It does not use tracking scripts, analytics cookies, or advertising cookies. Standard technical request data, such as IP address, browser type, requested URL, and time of access, may be processed by the hosting provider for security and delivery of the website.

Accounts and Sign in with Apple

If you create an account, Diggr may process account identifiers from Sign in with Apple, your display name if provided, and authentication tokens needed to keep you signed in. Apple may provide a private relay email address depending on your Apple ID settings.

Profiles and public crates

If you create a public profile, your handle, display name, bio, profile image, links, and public crates may be visible to other users and visitors. Crates remain private unless you explicitly publish them to your profile.

Media uploads

Profile images may be stored in Cloudflare R2. Diggr stores the file URL and related metadata so the image can be shown on your public profile. You can remove or replace your profile image from within the app.

Local app data

Diggr is intended to keep as much app and crate data local as practical. Community features, such as public profiles and published crates, require server-side processing so they can be discovered by others.

Deleting your data

You can delete your account from the app. Account deletion removes your account and related community data from the Diggr backend. Some technical logs or backups may remain for a limited time where required for security, reliability, or legal reasons.

Contact

For privacy questions, please use the contact details in the imprint.