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Last Dev IDE · Android

Privacy policy

How the local Android development environment handles files, tools, extensions, and network activity.

Effective: August 3, 2026

Last Dev IDE is local-first: the editor and development runtime execute on your Android device rather than on a PicassoSoft-hosted code server. This policy explains local processing and the third-party connections that development actions can initiate.

Who provides Last Dev IDE

Last Dev IDE is provided by picassosoft (Picasso Soft). You can contact us about this policy or the app at ceo@picassosoft.com.

Last Dev IDE is an independent Android product based on open-source Code - OSS. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Microsoft Corporation.

Information processed on your device

Last Dev IDE opens files and folders only after you select them through Android's system document picker. To provide local editing, terminal, Git, search, debugging, and language features, selected workspace content and editor state may be copied to and stored in Last Dev IDE's private app storage on your device.

The app may process source code, filenames, repository history, terminal input and output, editor settings, extension data, authentication tokens, and clipboard text when you direct the relevant feature to use them. PicassoSoft does not receive this information through a Last Dev IDE account or proprietary editor server.

Information PicassoSoft collects

The base Last Dev IDE application does not include advertising or analytics SDKs, does not create a PicassoSoft app account, and does not send crash reports or workspace content to a PicassoSoft-operated editor backend.

PicassoSoft does not sell personal information or use Last Dev IDE data for cross-context behavioral advertising. If these practices change, we will update this policy and the Google Play Data Safety declaration before the changed processing begins.

Network activity and third-party services

Last Dev IDE has network permission because software-development tools need network access. The app can contact Open VSX when you browse or download extensions. Git commands, terminal commands, language tools, debuggers, authentication flows, and installed extensions can contact hosts that you select or that those tools configure.

Those services may receive information such as your IP address, request metadata, credentials, repository data, source code, prompts, or other content required by the action you initiate. Open VSX, Git hosts, extension publishers, websites, and Android system WebView services are independent third parties governed by their own terms and privacy policies.

Extensions

Extensions are third-party software. An extension may read or modify an open workspace, execute local processes, make network requests, or provide its own authentication and telemetry depending on its implementation. Review an extension's publisher, source, permissions, terms, and privacy policy before installing it.

Installing or enabling an extension is your direction to run that extension inside the development environment. PicassoSoft does not control data independently collected by an extension publisher or service.

Permissions

The app requests Internet and network-state access. It uses Android's Storage Access Framework instead of broad storage permission. A Termux document-provider declaration lets Android show Termux folders in the system picker; it does not give Last Dev IDE automatic access to Termux data.

Clipboard content is read or written only when you invoke an editing action that requires it, such as copy, cut, or paste.

Retention and deletion

Workspace mirrors, installed extensions, settings, caches, logs, and editor state remain in private app storage until removed by an available app control, Android's clear-storage function, or uninstalling Last Dev IDE.

Clearing storage or uninstalling the app does not delete the original project from its Android document provider. It also does not delete information already sent to a Git host, extension service, website, or other third party; use that service's controls for those records.

Security

Last Dev IDE uses Android app-private storage and HTTPS for application-configured online services. Development environments can handle valuable source code and credentials, and no storage or transmission method is completely secure. Protect repository tokens and secrets, keep Android and WebView updated, and install extensions only from publishers you trust.

Children

Last Dev IDE is a professional software-development tool and is not directed to children under 13 or the minimum age required by local law. PicassoSoft does not knowingly collect children's personal information through a Last Dev IDE account or service because the app provides no such account or proprietary backend.

Changes and contact

We may update this policy when Last Dev IDE's features, dependencies, legal requirements, or data practices change. The current version will remain available at this URL with its effective date.

Privacy questions and requests: picassosoft (Picasso Soft), ceo@picassosoft.com.