PlcConsole
Privacy

Privacy, local storage and App Store disclosures

PlcConsole is designed around local device use. This page combines the public privacy policy with the current App Store privacy disclosure summary in one place.

The core rule is simple: profiles, history, presets and automation models stay on the device unless a future feature introduces a different data flow.

Privacy Policy

What Stays on the Device and How the App Behaves

PlcConsole is a local PLC utility for connecting to Fatek devices, reading and writing registers, running batch operations and managing local automation data. The policy below summarizes what is stored, how network access works and how to get support.

Data Stored Locally

To provide a seamless experience, the app saves following data.

  • Connection profiles
  • Command history
  • Preferences
  • Batch operation presets
  • Site, zone, actor, action and sensor configuration

Network Access

The app can scan the local network and connect to a PLC endpoint that you configure. Network traffic is limited to the PLC or review emulator you choose to use.

Data Sharing

PlcConsole does not sell personal data. The app is designed for local device use and does not intentionally send your configuration or command history to third-party analytics or advertising services.

Retention and Contact

Stored data remains on your device until you delete it from the app or remove the app from your device. Questions about this policy can be sent to .

App Store Disclosures

Current Release-facing Privacy Answers

This summary reflects the current codebase and intended release behavior.

Tracking: No Linked to You: No Shared with Third Parties: No

Current Behavior

  • Connection profiles are stored locally on the device.
  • Command history is stored locally on the device.
  • Batch presets, site automation data and preferences are stored locally.
  • Network access is user-driven and limited to the configured PLC or review emulator.
  • No analytics, advertising, attribution or tracking SDKs are currently present in the codebase.

App Store Connect Answers

  • Tracking: No
  • Data used to track you: No
  • Data linked to you: No
  • Data collected: No, unless a future feature introduces a real collection flow.