Privacy policy

Last updated 17 October 2026

What Proxly stores on your device

To connect to your servers, Proxly saves the following on your iPhone only:

• Server details — the name, address, port, username and realm you enter, the fingerprint of any certificate you choose to trust, and your favourites and app settings. These are kept in the app's own storage.
• Credentials — API token secrets, passwords and Proxmox session tickets. These are kept in the iOS Keychain, set so they stay on this device and aren't included in backups or synced to iCloud.

Removing a server in Proxly deletes its saved credentials. None of this information is sent to us or to anyone else.

Who Proxly connects to

Proxly connects directly from your phone to the Proxmox VE servers you add, using the Proxmox API. When you open a console, it loads the console page from your own server. Proxly does not use a relay or proxy service and makes no other network connections.

Whatever Proxly does on your server, it does as the user or API token you sign in with, and it's recorded in your server's own task log like any other Proxmox action.

Data we collect

None. Proxly has no third-party SDKs, analytics, crash reporting services or advertising. If you opt in to sharing crash reports or diagnostics with app developers in iOS Settings, Apple may share anonymised crash logs with us under Apple's privacy policy.

If you install a beta through TestFlight, Apple shares the information described in its TestFlight privacy notice, such as your name, email and any feedback or screenshots you choose to send.

This website

This website doesn't use cookies or analytics. Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, which receives your IP address when you visit.

Children

Proxly isn't aimed at children and doesn't knowingly collect information from anyone.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new date at the top.

Contact

Questions about privacy? See the support page for how to get in touch.