Privacy

Two separate things share this name, and they behave differently. This page says what each one does in plain words.

The application

3DFastCraft, the program you download, never connects to anything. It has no account, no telemetry, no update check and no network code of any kind. Your models stay on your own machine, and nothing on this site ever learns what you make with it.

This website

The site is static files. It sets no cookies of its own, and it asks before it counts anything.

If you decline, or ignore the banner

Nothing is loaded, nothing is stored, and no third party is contacted. The one exception is below.

If you allow it

Google Analytics 4 is loaded, and only then. It records a pseudonymous visit: which pages were seen and in what order, roughly where in the world the request came from (from the IP address, which is truncated before storage), the browser and device type, and where you arrived from. Google acts as the processor. There is no advertising storage, no remarketing, no cross-site profile — those signals are switched off explicitly.

The legal basis is your consent, and it is stored as a single value in your browser's local storage, not as a cookie. Withdrawing is as easy as giving: the Cookie choice link at the foot of the front page brings the question back and forgets your answer.

The fonts

Type is served by Google Fonts. That happens whatever you choose, because the page cannot be read without it. Fetching a font tells Google your IP address and browser, as fetching any file from any server does; no cookie is set and nothing is stored on your machine beyond the browser's ordinary cache. Self-hosting the fonts would remove even that, and it is on the list.

The server log

The web server keeps ordinary access logs — IP address, time, the file requested, the browser string — as every web server does. They are used to see whether the site is up and to spot abuse, and they are not joined to anything else.

Downloads

The download button points at GitHub, which is where releases are hosted. Following it takes you to github.com and GitHub's own privacy terms apply from that click onwards.

Asking about any of this

Open an issue at github.com/Sorbiers/3DFastCraft/issues, which is the contact route for the project.

This is a plain-English description of what the site actually does, written by the person who built it. It is not legal advice, and it is not a substitute for a lawyer's opinion if you need one.