Llamp is a media player that runs entirely on your own Windows PC. It plays audio files you already have on your machine. It has no accounts, no sign-in, and no analytics. It makes no network connections of its own, and none of your data is collected by, transmitted to, or stored on any DabbleLabs UK or third-party server.
To build and play your playlist, Llamp reads the audio files and folders you choose to import, locally on your machine. This is used only to play your music and show track information (such as file names) in the app. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Llamp stores the following locally on your machine, and nowhere else:
%AppData%\LLamp (a crash.log file and a logs folder). These help diagnose playback problems and may include the file paths and names of tracks you have imported, along with timestamps and app events. They are written only to your disk and are never transmitted. Log detail can be controlled with the LLAMP_LOG_LEVEL environment variable.Removing the app and deleting the %AppData%\LLamp folder removes this stored data.
Optionally, Llamp can add an "Open with LLamp" right-click entry in Windows Explorer for audio files and folders. This writes entries only under your own user account (HKEY_CURRENT_USER), needs no administrator rights, affects only your account, and can be removed at any time (including by running Llamp.exe --unregister-shell). It does not transmit anything.
Llamp does not require an internet connection, does not contact any server, and does not publish anything to the internet by itself.
No data is shared with DabbleLabs UK or any third party. The app does not include advertising or tracking.
Questions about this policy can be sent to DabbleLabs UK at [email protected].