We collect only what is necessary to deliver and protect your license. The following data may be collected when you use the official Zentro app or this website. The open-source Community Edition, built from source, does not contact the license server, so it sends none of the license-related data below:
- Email address — collected when you start a Pro trial, subscribe, restore a license to a new device, or write to support. Used solely for license management, transactional emails, and answering your messages.
- Installation ID — a random UUID generated by the Zentro app when first launched. Uniquely identifies your installation; not linked to you personally unless you provide an email.
- Machine hash (optional) — a one-way hash of hardware identifiers on your device. Used to enforce license restrictions and detect unauthorized transfers. Never transmitted in plain text.
- Platform and architecture — your operating system (e.g. Windows) and CPU architecture (e.g. x64), sent with each app check-in.
- App version — the version of Zentro you are running, used for compatibility tracking.
- Activity timestamps — the first and most recent time your installation checked in with our servers (heartbeat). Used for aggregated usage analytics.
- Pro feature usage (during your Pro trial only) — while your installation has an active Pro trial, we log which Pro capability keys it invokes (for example, type-to-confirm, sandbox preview, or schema rollback) and when. This is collected only during the trial and used solely, in aggregate, to evaluate which Pro features to keep or improve.
- IP address — your IP address is captured in standard server access logs on every request.
- Hashed IP (SHA-256) — a one-way hash of your IP address is stored separately for download analytics. The raw IP is not retained for analytics purposes.
- User agent — your browser's user agent string when downloading Zentro from the website.
We do not collect your database credentials, query contents, or any data from databases you connect to. All SQL queries run locally on your machine.