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Online sharing through the default server: terms and privacy
Last updated: 2026-10-13 · Applies to the public FigCraft collaboration server at
collab.craftapps.dev, which the app uses for Share ▸ Online unless you set another server in Preferences. It does not apply to servers other people run, or to sharing on your local network, which involves no server.
FigCraft works without this service. You only use it when you choose Share ▸ Online, join a file
someone shared that way, or open Home ▸ Online. By doing so you agree to what follows. If you
don't, don't use the default server: share on your local network, or run your own
figcraft-server.
Who runs it
The FigCraft project operates the server. Contact: hello@storyteller.ai (questions, removal requests, abuse reports).
It is a preview, offered as is
The service is free and experimental. It can be slow, unavailable, changed or shut down at any time, and files on it can be lost or removed. There are no backups you can rely on and no uptime promise. Keep your own saved copy of everything you share. To the extent the law allows, the service comes without warranties of any kind and the operators are not liable for loss of data or any other damage from using it.
What is stored, and for how long
- The file you share: its whole contents, including images, names and comments in it, and its name. It stays on the server after you stop sharing, until you remove it (Share ▸ Advanced ▸ Remove from server…, or Home ▸ Online) or until nobody has opened it for 30 days, when the server deletes it.
- Who is in a file: the display name each person typed and their cursor and selection, only while they are connected. They are not kept afterwards.
- Share links, join codes and owner tokens: kept only as hashes, to check them.
- Network addresses (IP addresses): used to limit how much one address can publish or guess codes, and to handle abuse. They can appear in the server's logs and are stored with an abuse report about a file.
- Nothing else. There are no accounts, no tracking and no advertising, and the app sends no telemetry.
It is not end-to-end encrypted
The connection between the app and the server is encrypted (TLS). The server itself stores files unencrypted, so the operators can technically read them. We look at files only when we must: to keep the service running, to act on an abuse report or a legal request. Do not share confidential or sensitive material through this server.
The code or link is the access
Anyone who has a file's edit code or link can open and change it; anyone with a view code or link can open it. You are responsible for who you give them to. Stop sharing revokes the codes and links and disconnects everyone else.
What you may not do
Don't use the server for anything unlawful or harmful, including to store or share: content you have no right to share, content that is illegal where you or the server are, malware, material that exploits or endangers children, or content meant to harass or threaten people. Don't try to break, overload or probe the service, guess other people's codes, or use it as general file storage. Files are limited in size and number per address.
Removal and abuse
- Your own file: remove it from the app at any time, as described above. If you no longer can (the app only remembers the files you put online on that computer), write to the contact address with the file's link and we will remove it.
- Someone else's file: people in a file can report it from the app (Share ▸ Report this file…), or anyone can write to the contact address.
- We may remove any file, revoke any link and block any address, without notice, when we believe these terms are broken or the law requires it.
Your content stays yours
You keep all rights to what you share. You give the operators only the permission needed to store the file and pass it to the people you share it with.
Your data
To ask what is stored about you or to have it deleted, write to the contact address. Since there are no accounts, tell us the file's link or code so we can find it.
Changes
These terms can change; the date at the top shows when they last did. Continuing to use the default server after a change means you accept it.