Permutrix Local Data Notice

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Data stored on the device#

Permutrix Desktop can be used without an account, and this build does not include analytics, advertising, or diagnostic telemetry operated by Permutrix. The app may store the following information locally in its dedicated browser profile:

• the accepted terms version and acceptance time;
• interface preferences such as language, theme, and panel layout;
• the recent-project list and permission handles used to revisit folders selected by the user;
• a recovery project.json snapshot for unsaved work;
• temporary render caches used for previews and full-quality exports; and
• browser cache and storage state needed by the app.

The project folder’s project.json, assets, and _working_cache, and user exports, are stored in external folders selected by the user. Downloaded files are stored in the operating system’s download location.

Reset Permutrix app data#

“Reset Permutrix App Data” in Help deletes the following data from the dedicated Permutrix profile:

• the terms acceptance record;
• recent projects and stored folder permissions;
• the autosave recovery snapshot;
• theme, language, layout, and other app preferences;
• IndexedDB render and export caches;
• web cache, cookies, service workers, and app-private filesystem state for the Permutrix session; and
• project and download-location capabilities held in memory by the running app.

The reset does not delete or modify:

• external project folders or their project.json, assets, or _working_cache;
• user-selected export folders or exported images, ZIP, or PSD files;
• the Downloads folder or files already downloaded;
• the Permutrix executable, user documents, or another app’s data; or
• sales-platform order, payment, or refund records, or support messages sent separately by the user.

Any save, import, generation, or export operation must finish before reset. If there are unsaved edits, the confirmation screen identifies that they will be discarded. After a successful reset, the app reloads and asks for assent to the license terms again.

Reset is not a secure erasure of copies held by operating-system backups, synchronization services, recovery areas, or sales and support systems. Those copies must be managed separately through the relevant operating system, service, or sales channel.