Effective: 2026-05-31

GGStudio is a live-streaming and broadcast app for iPad, made by an independent developer. This

policy explains what the app does with your data, where that data lives, and what GGStudio does not do.

Summary

GGStudio does not operate backend servers for user accounts, analytics, advertising, or storage.

The app processes certain data locally on your device and may transmit data directly to services you choose to connect, such as YouTube, Twitch, Streamlabs, or a custom RTMP destination.

GGStudio can also record your broadcast locally and save it to your device's photo library, and offers an optional subscription that is purchased and processed by Apple.

GGStudio does not sell your data, does not track you across apps or websites, and does not use advertising SDKs.

What GGStudio stores on your device

GGStudio stores the following data locally on your device:

• Streamlabs Socket API token — saved in the iOS Keychain so GGStudio can receive and render

Streamlabs alerts during your stream.

• RTMP stream URL and stream key — saved securely so you can stream to your chosen RTMP destination.

• YouTube account session — handled through Google Sign-In and Apple's secure storage on your device.

• Scene layouts — saved locally so your canvas, sources, overlays, and layout settings remain available.

• Audio settings — such as microphone gain, app/game audio gain, mute state, and related preferences.

• Overlay images, videos, and assets — saved locally when you import them into your scenes.

• App preferences — such as quality presets, stream settings, recording quality, and interface options.

GGStudio does not upload this locally stored data to GGStudio-owned servers.

What GGStudio sends to third-party services you choose