Gflix is built so there is very little about you for anyone to hold — including us.
Last updated 23 September 2026
Gflix has no account, no advertising and no server of ours in the middle. Your sources, your credentials and your watch history live on your device and, if you turn it on, in your own iCloud account.
The app does talk to other services — to find a poster, to look up a description, or because you asked it to connect to a tracker. This page says which, and what each one sees.
You do not sign up for Gflix and you do not give us an email address. There is nothing for us to hold, because we never collect it in the first place.
While Gflix is distributed through TestFlight, Apple handles the invitation and knows you are a tester. That relationship is between you and Apple, under Apple's privacy policy, not ours.
The playlists and media servers you add, any usernames, passwords or tokens they need, your watch history and resume positions, your favourites, hidden items and parental locks, your downloads, and every setting you change.
None of it is sent to us. If you turn on iCloud sync, this data is stored in your own private iCloud database so your devices agree with each other. That database is yours; we cannot read it.
Deleting the app removes the local copy. Removing it from iCloud is done through your device's iCloud settings.
When you add a playlist or connect a media server, your device contacts that provider directly, using the address and credentials you entered. Nothing is proxied through us, and we never receive the address, the credentials or the list of what they contain.
Credentials are held in the device keychain. What your provider does with the requests your device makes to it is governed by their privacy policy, not this one.
To turn a filename into something with a poster, a description and a cast, Gflix looks titles up in public metadata services. These requests carry the title being looked up and your device's IP address, as any web request does. They do not carry your identity, your sources or your history, because the app has no identity for you to send.
Gflix can connect to Trakt, SIMKL and MDBList so your watch history and lists follow you beyond this app. These are off until you connect them.
If you do connect one, you sign in to that service directly and it gives Gflix a token, held on your device. From then on Gflix sends that service what it exists to receive — what you watched and when, and the lists you keep there. Disconnecting it from Settings stops that and discards the token. What the service keeps afterwards is covered by its own policy.
TestFlight builds send crash reports to Apple, which shares them with us as stack traces and device model and OS version. They do not contain your sources or your history.
Settings has a diagnostics report you can generate and send us yourself. It describes the app's state so we can understand a problem, so read it before you send it — and it is only ever sent if you choose to send it.
There is no analytics SDK in Gflix. We do not measure what you watch, what you tap, or how long you stay.
If you allow notifications, reminders about upcoming episodes and releases are scheduled on your device from data already there. They are not sent from a server of ours, and allowing them tells us nothing about you.
Gflix is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect anything from anyone — which includes children, since we collect nothing. Parental controls are provided so you can restrict what is reachable on a shared device.
Gflix provides no channels, films or series. It is a player for sources you supply, and you are responsible for holding the rights to whatever you play through it.
If what the app does changes, this page changes with it, and the date at the top moves. Anything that would newly collect or share your data would be described here before it shipped.
Questions about any of this, including a request to see or delete what we hold, go to hello@gflixhub.app. The honest answer to most deletion requests is that there is nothing on our side to delete — but ask, and we will tell you exactly that.
