Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2 November 2026

Ocuulo Mirror is built by Blaze Hawk Studio Private Limited (CIN U58200DC2026PTC473660, New Delhi, India — the data controller for this site; contact team@ocuulo.com) on one principle: your screen is your business. This page explains, in plain language, what the app and the website do — and, more importantly, what they never do.

Your mirror stays on your machine

• On-device only. Mirroring runs between your phone and your PC — over your cable or your own Wi-Fi network. No frame of your screen is ever uploaded to our servers or anyone else's.
• Recordings are yours. Anything you record is saved locally on your PC. We never see it, receive it, or hold a copy.

How we improve Ocuulo

Ocuulo runs on every kind of Windows PC and every kind of phone, and the only honest way to keep making it better is to know where it works and where it does not. So the Windows apps (Ocuulo Mirror, and the free iOS Wireless edition from version 1.1.6) send a few anonymous counts — used to improve the app, plan updates and fix what breaks, and for nothing else.

• What is sent. That an install happened; that a mirror succeeded (and whether it was the first on that PC), and over which connection (USB or Wi‑Fi, iPhone or Android); that one failed, and the reason; and that an uninstall happened. Each message carries the app version, and nothing more.
• What is never sent. No account, no email, no device id, and no IP address is stored. Nothing about what you mirror, nothing you record, no file names, no screen contents, no phone contents.
• It cannot be linked back to you. These are kept as totals — one number per event, per app version, per day — never as a list of events. There is no column anywhere that identifies a person, so there is nobody to identify. That is how the data is built, not just how we intend to use it.
• Used only to make Ocuulo better. Never sold, never shared with anyone, never used for advertising or profiling. There are no third-party trackers, ad SDKs or fingerprinting in the app.

Until 29 September 2026 this page said the app collected nothing at all, and that was true. Everything we fixed after launch, we found ourselves — which means the problems people run into quietly, and never write to us about, we simply never see. Knowing how often a first mirror succeeds, and why one fails, is the smallest thing that changes that, and we kept it to the smallest version we could still learn from.

The Ocuulo Mirror Android app

The companion app on your phone (com.ocuulo.mirror) is covered by everything above, and by these specifics:

• It has no servers to talk to. The app contains no analytics, advertising, crash-reporting or tracking libraries of any kind, and makes no connections to Ocuulo or to any third party. Its only network activity is to your own PC, over your own Wi-Fi network or a USB cable.
• Screen contents. Mirroring uses Android's MediaProjection, which shows a system permission dialog you must accept each time a session starts. What is captured is encoded and sent directly to your PC. It is never stored on the phone and never sent anywhere else.
• Audio. The app captures the audio your phone is playing, so it can accompany the mirror. It never records from your microphone. Android only lets an app capture the sound your phone is playing if it holds the Microphone permission (the prompt asks to “record audio”), which is the only reason it is requested.
• Camera. Used solely to scan the pairing QR code shown by the PC app, and only from the moment you tap Scan. No image is stored or transmitted.
• Display over other apps. Used only to hold a single 1×1 invisible window that keeps the screen from sleeping mid-session. It displays nothing and reads nothing.
• Ignore battery optimisations. Requested so the phone’s power manager does not freeze an in-progress mirroring session. Optional — declining it only risks the session being interrupted.
• No account is required to use the phone app, and the phone app itself collects no personal information. (An Ocuulo account, which the Windows apps and this website use, does hold your email address — see What your account holds.)

Children

Ocuulo Mirror is a general-purpose utility and is not directed at children. Beyond what an Ocuulo account holds (listed below), it collects no personal data from any user, of any age.

What your account holds

You need an Ocuulo account to buy Pro or Studio and to sign in to the Windows apps or this website. The account keeps:

• Your email address — used to sign in and to send you account emails: your sign-in codes (sent through our email provider Resend), and your receipts, renewal reminders, refund confirmations, new-PC sign-in alerts, replies to reports you send and Streamer Program updates (sent through our email provider SendPulse). These emails carry no tracking pixels or tracked links. Razorpay may also send you its own payment confirmation.
• Your license — which plan you're on, until when, and which PCs it is activated on (up to two), so your purchase works and stays yours.
• Your payments — the plan bought, the amount, the date, the order number and whether it renews by itself, so they appear on your account page. Card and bank details never reach us.
• The PCs you sign in on — each PC's name as Windows reports it, its approximate city (from Cloudflare, never a street or an IP address), when it was last used, and when you authorised it from your browser. It is shown back to you in the app and on your account page so you can recognise your own machines.
• Reports you choose to send — if you press Send report on any connection screen of the Windows app, we keep that report with your account's email so we can help you: which step failed and its reference code, the app version, your Windows version and build, whether Windows' driver-security settings are on, what Windows says about the phone's USB driver, the phone's model as your phone or Windows names it (and an Android phone's maker), the processor, graphics card and RAM size, how fast the app was decoding, and a note, if you write one, in your own words. When a report arrives we email you a reply (at most one a day), so you can write back to us directly. Nothing is sent until you press it, and never your screen, files or logs. To have your reports removed, write to us.
• The Streamer Program — if you apply at ocuulo.com/streamers, we keep, with your account’s email, the name you give, the channel links and follower counts you type, your note, and later the link to your video and the dates of each step, so we can review your application and give the free 3 months of Pro. Nothing else. We email you when your application arrives, when we decide, if the 7 days to publish pass, when your Pro starts, and once before it ends. If you tick Email me one reminder on the form, we also send one reminder if you don’t send your application, with a link to unsubscribe. To have your application removed, write to us.
• That's the whole list. Once activated, the app works offline.

Payments

Payments are handled by a secure payment provider. We never see or store your card details — we only receive confirmation that a payment succeeded, so your license can be issued.

The website

This website serves static pages and sets no advertising cookies. To be complete about third parties: pages load fonts from Google Fonts and our host, Cloudflare, provides aggregate, cookie-less page analytics (Cloudflare Web Analytics) — both receive standard connection data such as your IP address in order to serve the request, and neither is used by us to identify or profile you. The checkout page additionally talks to Supabase (your sign-in) and Razorpay (your payment); their roles are described above.

If you sign in on the website, your browser keeps that sign-in in its own storage for this site (not a cookie) until you sign out; our pages use it to show that you are signed in and to open your account and checkout, and it goes nowhere but our sign-in service.

To show prices in your currency (rupees in India, US dollars elsewhere), each page is told which country your connection comes from, as worked out by our host, Cloudflare, to serve the request. It is used to pick the currency on that page and is not stored. If you choose a currency on the pricing switch, your browser remembers that choice in its own storage for this site (not a cookie).

If you pick a language from the menu, your choice is remembered in a cookie (oc_lang) on your device so the site opens in that language next time; it holds nothing else.

We also keep our own anonymous page counts: that a page was viewed, and that a download link was clicked, together with which of our pages it was. That is the whole record. There is no cookie, no identifier, no session and no stored IP address, so it cannot be linked to you or used to follow you from one page to the next — it only tells us how many people reached each page and how many went on to download.

Partner links. If you arrive through a link from one of our partners (an address ending in ?p= and a code), your browser keeps that partner's code in a small cookie for 30 days, so that a download can be credited to them; the installer you download then carries the same code in its file name, and the app passes it on once with its install count. The code is the partner's, the same for everyone who used their link: it tells us which partner sent a visitor, never who the visitor is. Partners see only totals.

If you send a review from our reviews page, we keep the name you give, your star rating and your text, plus a scrambled (hashed) form of your IP address that is used only to stop the form being flooded and is never shown. A review is shown on this site only if we choose to publish it; otherwise it stays with us. To have yours removed, write to us.

The chat bubble. Most of our pages show a chat bubble, provided by our messaging provider SendPulse. Once a page has loaded, it fetches the bubble from SendPulse, which receives standard connection data such as your IP address and may keep an identifier in your browser so a conversation carries on from page to page. If you write in it, what you type, and your email if you choose to give it, is kept by SendPulse and by us to answer you; an automatic assistant replies first, and a person from our team takes over when needed. Never type a password, sign-in code or card details into the chat. To have a conversation deleted, write to us.

Performance figures

Performance figures shown on this site (frame rates, latency) are measured on our hardware. Your numbers depend on your device, your PC, and — for wireless — your network.

Your choices

• You can request deletion of your account and its data at any time by writing to us. (The anonymous counts described above are not part of that, simply because nothing in them is yours — there is no identifier in them to find you by.)
• If you would rather Ocuulo sent no counts at all, write to us and we will tell you how to switch them off on your PC.
• Tips and offers by email are sent only if you say yes: the tick box when you create your account, or the switch on your account page. We keep when you said yes and the wording you agreed to, plus your country, which only decides whether prices are shown in rupees or US dollars. If you say yes, your email address, your plan (free or Pro), that currency and the date you joined go to our email provider SendPulse, which sends these emails. Every one has an unsubscribe link, and the switch on your account page turns them off at any time; either way we stop and never add you back. Receipts and account emails are separate and are always sent.

Contact

Questions about this policy or your data: team@ocuulo.com · +91 70653 79895