ShotCardPrivacy
I built ShotCard to be private by design, and this page is written to be read, not to cover tracks. Here is everything it does with your data.
Your photos never leave your device
ShotCard runs entirely in your browser. When you add a photo, it is opened and processed locally on your computer or phone — reading the camera settings (EXIF), drawing the card, and exporting the image all happen on your device. Your photos are never uploaded, and there is no server that could receive them.
No accounts, no personal data
There is nothing to sign up for and I don't collect names, emails, or any personal information from using the app.
What's stored on your device
ShotCard remembers your style choices (template, fonts, colors, watermark, logo, presets) using your browser's local storage so they're there when you come back. This stays on your device; clearing your browser data removes it.
Anonymous feature counting — no visit tracking, no cookies
The only thing counted is how often the export and copy buttons get used — a nameless tally like "a card was exported," handled by GoatCounter, an open-source, privacy-first counter. Page visits aren't tracked, no cookies are set, no personal data is collected, and nothing about your photos or their contents is ever included. It just tells me whether ShotCard is worth improving.
Fonts
The Montserrat typeface loads from Google Fonts, which means your browser makes a standard request to Google's font servers (like most websites). No other Google services are used.
Feedback form
If you send feedback, only what you type in the form is sent to me (handled by Netlify, the site's host). Sharing your email there is optional.
Questions
Email me at nrohr@nathanielrohr.com.