1. Website operator
Ghost FTP is presented as a software project and brand on this website. The company information above is provided for legal identification of the website operator and should not be read as a statement that every future Ghost FTP product or service will necessarily be supplied under identical commercial terms.
2. Website
Primary website: ghostftp.com.
The public website is currently an informational pre-release site for a file-transfer client in active development. It does not currently offer online checkout, paid subscriptions, account registration or a hosted file-transfer service.
3. Accuracy and development information
Reasonable care is taken to keep published information accurate, useful and understandable, but software development evolves quickly. Roadmaps, progress percentages, interface previews, protocol plans and platform targets can change without prior notice.
Nothing on the website constitutes a binding offer, guaranteed release date, service-level agreement or professional legal, security or financial advice.
4. Trade marks and third-party names
Ghost FTP branding, original website content and associated visual materials may be protected by trade mark, copyright and other intellectual-property rules. Third-party product names and marks remain the property of their respective owners.
Mentions of Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, third-party services, FTP, FTPS, SFTP or other technologies are descriptive references and do not imply affiliation, sponsorship, certification or endorsement unless expressly stated.
5. External links
Links to external websites are provided for convenience. External content is controlled by its respective provider. A link does not automatically imply endorsement of every statement, product or policy on the destination site.
6. Responsible use and security
Do not use this website or future software releases to access systems without authorisation. Users are responsible for complying with applicable computer misuse, confidentiality, intellectual-property and data-protection laws.
If a security issue is discovered, responsible disclosure is encouraged. Testing should avoid unnecessary access to data, persistence, denial of service or actions that materially affect other users.
7. Privacy and cookies
For information about data processing and browser technologies, review the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy linked in the footer. The current public site is designed without advertising trackers or analytics SDKs.