Last updated: 22 August 2026

What stays on your device

The Windows app keeps the following in local application storage. None of it is transmitted on its own, and removing the application’s data clears all of it.

Your crosshair library, and which design is equipped
Settings — appearance, overlay position and size, display mode, language, keybindings
Game profiles, including the executable names you choose to match
Focus Lab and sensitivity results, and local session statistics

What is sent, and only when

What	When	Where
Your library, settings, equipped design and profiles	Only if you are signed in to Steam with Steam Cloud enabled for this product. Restoring a cloud copy is always a choice you confirm.	Steam Cloud (Valve)
A completed run’s score, with your Steam ID, Steam display name and Steam avatar	Only for eligible completed runs, and only while score sharing is switched on. You can turn it off.	www.shooterx.pro
A crosshair design you choose to share, with your Steam display name and avatar	Only when you press Publish. Publishing requires a verified Steam sign-in.	www.shooterx.pro

www.shooterx.pro is the only outside host the app contacts. Your Steam display name and avatar are already public on your Steam profile; they are shown so the community browser and the leaderboard have an author and a rank rather than an anonymous entry.

The Game Bar widget makes no network connections

The companion Xbox Game Bar widget has no network code at all. It talks to the app on the same machine through a local named pipe and renders a page that ships inside its own package. It collects nothing, sends nothing and contacts no server. The only file it writes is a diagnostic log inside its own app-data folder, which never leaves your computer unless you choose to send it to us.

What we do not do

No advertising, and no advertising identifiers.
No analytics or telemetry. The app does not report how you use it.
No third-party trackers, and no fonts or scripts loaded from third-party networks.
No selling, renting or trading of personal information.
No reading of your files, your screen, or anything unrelated to drawing a crosshair.

Input monitoring

There is an optional React to firing setting that lets the crosshair animate when you shoot. With it on, the app observes mouse button state so it knows a shot happened. Nothing is recorded, stored or transmitted — it drives an animation in the moment, and the setting can be switched off at any time.

This website

The site is served from our own server and does not embed third-party analytics or advertising. Signing in with Steam is optional and is only needed to publish a design or appear on the leaderboard; it uses Steam’s own OpenID sign-in, so your Steam password is never seen by us.

Children

Crosshair Shooter X is a utility for PC gaming and is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.

Your choices

Stop sharing scores — switch score sharing off in Settings and nothing further is sent.
Steam Cloud — disable it for this product in Steam and your data stays local.
Remove something you published — contact us and we will delete it.
Delete your leaderboard entries — contact us with your Steam ID and we will remove them.
Erase everything locally — clear the application’s data. Export share codes first for anything you want to keep.

Retention

Published crosshairs and leaderboard entries are kept until you or we remove them. Local data is kept until you delete it. We do not retain copies of data you have asked us to remove.

Changes

If this policy changes in a way that affects what is collected or sent, the date at the top of this page changes with it.

Contact

Questions, deletion requests or anything else: dev.shooterx@gmail.com

Your crosshairs stay on your machine.