CommandPad Privacy Policy
Anrixa CommandPad Privacy Policy.
This privacy policy describes how Anrixa CommandPad handles data. CommandPad is designed as a Play-safe Android developer utility with controlled workspace actions, saved snippets, logs, text utilities, QR tools, and user-initiated SSH workflows.
Data processed on the device
CommandPad may process text, file names, snippets, logs, QR content, utility inputs, and workspace files that the user creates or imports into the app workspace. These actions are initiated by the user.
SSH and server workflows
If the user configures SSH workflows, connection details and command notes are used only to perform user-initiated operations. Users are responsible for the servers and credentials they choose to configure.
No root or unrestricted device control
CommandPad is not positioned as a root shell, package manager, unrestricted Android shell, or downloaded-code executor. The product direction uses explicit user actions and limited app boundaries.
Contact
For privacy or product support questions, contact support@anrixa.com. For security-related concerns, contact security@anrixa.com.
Updates
This policy may be updated as the product develops. The public version on anrixa.com should be treated as the current public policy.
CommandPad support.
For app support, bug reports, or privacy questions, use the Anrixa contact page and select the product/support route.
CommandPad privacy boundary
CommandPad is positioned as a user-controlled developer utility. The privacy policy should stay aligned with the actual feature set: workspace tools, command snippets, text utilities, QR tools, logs, and user-initiated SSH workflows. If later versions add cloud synchronization, accounts, analytics, subscriptions, crash reporting, or remote services, the policy must be updated before those features are released.
The product should avoid collecting more data than the feature requires. Local utility functions should remain local where practical. Any network feature should be explicit to the user, documented, and limited to the action the user starts. This is also important for Play Store review because developer tools can be misunderstood if permissions and behavior are not described clearly.
Support and data requests
Users can contact support@anrixa.com for product questions. Support messages may include device details, Android version, screenshots, and steps to reproduce a problem if the user chooses to send them. Users should not send passwords, private keys, access tokens, or confidential server records through ordinary support email.
Policy maintenance
This privacy page should be reviewed whenever CommandPad adds permissions, cloud features, account features, analytics, payment, synchronization, or integrations. Product behavior and public policy wording must remain aligned.
User control
CommandPad should keep technical actions understandable to the user. Saved commands, local tools, logs, and SSH-related workflows should be visible and user initiated. If a workflow sends information outside the device, the interface and documentation should make that behavior clear and documented.
