Privacy

Crossfade runs on your own computer. We don't have a server for it, and we don't collect your files or your usage.

Last updated 12 November 2026.

What the plugin reads

When your agent asks, the plugin reads and edits the Figma file you have open. It also uses your Figma name, so the bridge can show who is connected.

Where your data goes

The plugin talks to the Crossfade bridge over localhost, on your own computer. The bridge passes requests between the plugin and your coding agent. It doesn't send anything to us.

Whatever your agent reads, such as layers and screenshots, goes to that agent and its provider, under their terms and privacy policy. Check those before using Crossfade with confidential work.

What's stored on your computer

The bridge also checks your Codex and Cursor MCP config files for its own name, so the plugin can tell when setup has worked. It doesn't read or keep anything else from them.

Your licence key

When you activate, the bridge sends your licence key to Gumroad to check it and count the install. It checks again about once a week so that refunded keys stop working. Nothing else goes with it. The record that this Mac is activated stays on your computer, as a one-way hash that doesn't identify you.

Accounts, tracking and payments

Crossfade has no account of its own, and the plugin and bridge collect no analytics. This website counts visits with Vercel Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and doesn’t identify you: it records pages viewed, where visitors came from, their country and their device and browser type. Gumroad handles your purchase under its own terms and privacy policy.

Questions

Use the support contact on your Gumroad receipt.

Crossfade is a plugin for Figma design. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Figma, Anthropic, OpenAI or Cursor.