Privacy Policy

Last updated 11 November 2026

CrappleBlox is a free Roblox bootstrapper for Mac, Windows and Linux, made by one person in Western Australia. This page explains what CrappleBlox (the app), crappleblox.com (the website) and CrappleBlox accounts collect, why, and what you can do about it. The short version: the app works without an account, nothing is sold, there are no ads, trackers or analytics, and anything kept is only what an account or a feature you turn on needs.

The website

crappleblox.com uses no cookies, trackers or analytics. It's hosted by Cloudflare, which, like any web host, handles your IP address and browser details to deliver the pages and protect the site from attacks. The donor board on the site is loaded from CrappleBlox's server and shows only what's described under "Donations" below.

The app, without an account

Your settings, Bootstrapper Saves, mods and logs stay on your computer. To do its job the app talks to a few services directly from your computer:

• Roblox: game names, thumbnails, servers and, if you sign in to Roblox inside CrappleBlox, your Continue list, friends and presence. That Roblox sign-in stays on your computer and is only sent to Roblox.
• Server location: the address of the Roblox server you join is looked up with ipinfo.io (or ipwho.is as a backup) to show which city it's in. Like any internet request, these services see your IP address.
• Ping: small network probes are sent to the server you're on (or the last router before it) while the in-game menu shows your ping.
• Discord: Discord status and the call overlay talk to the Discord app already running on your computer. If you connect the call overlay, the permission Discord gives is stored on your computer only.
• Updates and mods: the app checks crappleblox.com for updates and downloads community mods from Froststrap's servers and GitHub.

Roblox's own log files are read on your computer to know which game and server you're in. They aren't uploaded anywhere.

CrappleBlox accounts

An account is optional. It's used for Plus, syncing your Bootstrapper Saves between computers, the donor board and keeping one CrappleBlox open per account. If you create one, CrappleBlox keeps:

• Your email address, to send sign-in codes and recognise your purchases and donations.
• Your account type (Free or Plus) and, if Plus, when it was last checked with the payment provider.
• Your computers: a random ID CrappleBlox makes for each computer, the computer's name, its system (Mac, Windows or Linux), and when it was added and last seen. At most three computers per account.
• Open sessions: which of your computers has CrappleBlox open right now and when it last checked in, so the same account can't be open in two places at once.
• Synced settings: your Bootstrapper Saves and the settings and mod files that belong to them, so they follow you to another computer.
• Your linked Roblox account, only if you link one for the donor board: its user ID, username and display name, as Roblox's official sign-in provides them. CrappleBlox never sees your Roblox password.

Donations

Donations go through Ko-fi, which handles the payment. Ko-fi tells CrappleBlox the transaction ID, the email address you gave, the amount, currency and type. That's used to add donations to your CrappleBlox account and the donor board. The board only ever shows the Roblox username and picture of donors who linked a Roblox account themselves. It never shows emails, Ko-fi names, amounts per person, or anyone who hasn't donated.

Payments for Plus

Plus is sold through Polar, which acts as the seller and handles payment, tax and receipts. CrappleBlox never sees your card details. Polar tells CrappleBlox whether your email has an active Plus purchase.

Who data is shared with

Only the services that run CrappleBlox, each for the job above: Supabase (accounts and the database), Cloudflare (website hosting), Polar (Plus payments), Ko-fi (donations), Roblox (account linking), ipinfo.io and ipwho.is (server locations). Some of these are outside Australia, including in the United States. CrappleBlox doesn't sell data or share it with advertisers, and may disclose information if the law requires it.

How long it's kept

Account data stays until you ask for your account to be deleted. Removed computers and finished sessions are cleared over time. Donation and purchase records may be kept as long as tax and accounting rules require, even after an account is deleted.

Your choices

• You can use CrappleBlox without an account.
• Remove a computer from your account or sign out at any time in the app. Your linked Roblox account can be switched once a month in the app, or unlinked by emailing the address below.
• Ask for a copy of your data, a correction, or for your account and its data to be deleted by emailing the address below.

Children

Lots of Roblox players are young. The app itself collects nothing about you unless you make an account. CrappleBlox accounts are for people aged 13 or older, and anyone under 18 should have a parent or guardian's permission before donating or buying Plus. If you believe a child under 13 has made an account, email the address below and it will be deleted.

Security

Accounts sign in with one-time email codes, everything is sent over encrypted connections, and the database only lets each account read its own data. No system is perfectly secure, but problems will be fixed and, where the law requires, reported.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new date. Big changes will also be announced in the app or on the CrappleBlox Discord.

Contact

Questions or requests: [email protected]. If you're not happy with the answer, you can contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (oaic.gov.au).

CrappleBlox isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Roblox Corporation. Roblox is a trademark of Roblox Corporation.