This page says, plainly, what this site and our software collect, and what they do not.
The store
To fulfil an order, the store collects what a store has to collect: your account details, your order and billing information, and the records needed to deliver your download, manage your license, and keep the books. That information is used to fulfil your orders and run your account on this site.
We do not sell personal data.
The licensing check
Our licensed software checks its license with four fields, and only four: the license key, an anonymous site ID, the product, and the installed version. The anonymous site ID is generated on your own site and is resettable by you. The check sends no domain, no URL, no admin email, no content from your site, and no telemetry. The server-side event log records the field names received and protocol values, not the content of your site.
The public update channel — the one that delivers security releases — needs no key, no account, and no registration at all.
DeepGravity itself
DeepGravity is local-first and user-owned by design: conversations are encrypted at rest with a passphrase only the owner knows, and the encryption key lives only in memory while the system is unlocked. That design is described in the DeepGravity manual.
Contact
Questions about privacy on this site: support@deepgrav.com.