Privacy

Last updated 11 November 2026

AIOD is a download manager that runs on your computer. Your downloads, your list, your settings and your saved passwords stay on your computer. We don't run accounts, and the app has no analytics or tracking.

What the app sends, and to whom

• The sites you download from get the requests for your files, as with any browser. That includes checking links you add, scanning a page you ask it to scan, and the login you saved for a site. Logins are only sent to the site they belong to, and passwords only over https.
• Lemon Squeezy, our payment provider and merchant of record, handles purchases. When you activate a licence, the app sends your licence key and your computer's name (so you can tell your computers apart when you move the licence). The app checks the key with them once a week.
• Our update server is asked once a day whether there's a new version, if automatic checks are on (Settings › General). The request carries your IP address and the app version, like any web request.
• Our relay carries remote control messages, only if you turn on remote control and pair a phone. Messages between your phone and your computer are encrypted end to end, so the relay can't read the links, file names or anything else in them. It keeps a scrambled form of the room code so only your devices can join, and sees IP addresses as part of the connection. It runs on Cloudflare.

The browser extension

The extension sends downloads you click, with that site's cookies, referrer and browser name, to the AIOD app on the same computer, never to us. The cookies are kept in memory for that download only. When you press "Send this site's login", that site's cookies are saved in AIOD as a login, encrypted with a key kept in your system's keychain.

This website

getaiod.com sets no cookies and loads nothing from other companies. Our host keeps standard server logs (IP address, page, time) for security.

Your choices

• Turn off automatic update checks in Settings › General.
• Remote control is off until you turn it on. Remove a paired phone in Settings › Remote at any time.
• Moving or removing your licence frees it with Lemon Squeezy (Settings › Licence).
• Uninstalling AIOD removes the app. Your list and settings live in your user profile's app data folder, which you can delete.

Contact

Questions or requests: support@getaiod.com.