Local work stays local.
Citrus performs file conversions and edits using engines installed with the Windows app. You do not need a conversion account or a file-upload step. The application has no advertising or analytics integration.
The app reads the files you choose, prepares local previews and writes outputs to the destination you select. Temporary local copies and working files support verification and conversion; ordinary cleanup runs when that work ends. Conversions and edits preserve originals. Explicit file actions, including moving originals, have different effects.
Live wheel glass samples the desktop region behind the wheel while that surface is active. Those desktop frames are used for local rendering, are cleared when the surface closes and are not a website upload.
Settings and permissions.
Preferences, such as theme, sound, gestures and optional launch at sign-in, are stored locally. The user-account installer does not require administrator rights. Settings can remain after uninstall so a later install can reuse them.
Your operating system, cloud-storage client or security software can have its own behavior. This information does not describe or control those separate services.
This website.
Cloudflare Pages serves this site. Visiting the site sends the normal connection details needed to deliver a page, such as IP address and browser request information, to the hosting provider. Provider security and service logs are governed by its own practices.
The site does not include an advertising SDK, an analytics SDK, an account system, a payment form or a source-file upload form. Its optional Reduce motion preference uses your browser’s local storage. The system’s reduced-motion preference takes priority.
Product images and videos load from this site. They do not process or upload files from the Citrus app.
Cloudflare privacy informationDownloads and support.
The installer, checksums, source repository and issue tracker are hosted by GitHub. Following those links connects you to GitHub under its privacy practices. Reading releases and downloading public assets does not require a GitHub account; posting an issue does.
Information you post to the public issue tracker is public. Remove personal details, private paths and sensitive source files before sharing a report.
GitHub privacy informationQuestions or corrections.
Use the Citrus issue tracker for nonprivate questions about the app or these disclosures. This factual overview is not a promise about third-party retention periods or a substitute for their policies.
Information reviewed for the preview launch on October 21, 2026. This is product privacy information, not an additional data-processing agreement.