Privacy

Controller and contact

StoreFrame is operated by Fernando Gonzalez Serrano. For privacy questions, contact nano9gs@hotmail.es. Last updated: October 20, 2026.

Your screenshots stay on your device

Images, captions, app names and colors are processed locally in your browser. StoreFrame has no upload endpoints and does not send them to an AI provider. The editor keeps them in memory for this session; reloading or closing the page discards the project.

Downloaded files remain in the download folder you choose. StoreFrame cannot delete them.

Optional AI and external connections

AI is off by default. When you enable it and generate, your browser downloads FLUX.2 klein weights from Hugging Face and its distribution servers, or from the mirror selected by the website operator. That host may receive your IP address and normal HTTP connection metadata. It does not receive your screenshots, captions or prompts: inference takes place on your device.

Downloaded weights may remain in origin-private storage (OPFS). Clear them from the editor or your browser settings. Your browser may also evict them when storage is low. Projects, screenshots and visual references are not persistently stored. Your light or dark theme choice is saved locally in this browser; the initial theme is dark. If storage is blocked, you can switch themes for the current visit, but the choice will not survive a reload.

Hosting, cookies and statistics

StoreFrame includes no analytics, advertising, accounts or first-party cookies. Interface resources and the engine are served by the website host. The hosting provider may retain technical access logs and apply its own security measures. Provider terms depend on the deployment.

Any additional services that change this processing require a policy review before use.

Questions and rights

Contact the operator with questions or requests about any personal data they may process, such as an email you send them. Locally processed screenshots are not available to the operator. You can also contact the competent data protection authority if you believe processing infringes your rights.