Last updated: November 6, 2026
Developer: Krepel Studio
Android package name: com.krepelstudio.routerglide
Website: https://krepelstudio.com/
Privacy contact: Krepelstudio@gmail.com
This Privacy Policy explains how RouterGlide: WiFi Router Admin ("RouterGlide," "the App") accesses, uses, and stores information when you use it on an Android device.
RouterGlide is designed to help you find the administration page of a router on your current Wi-Fi network and open that page directly within the App. It is a specialized router-management access tool, not a general-purpose web browser. RouterGlide is developed by Krepel Studio and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any router manufacturer.
To find a router's administration interface, RouterGlide may process the following information available through Android and your connected local network:
The currently connected Wi-Fi network's routing information, local IP addresses, default gateway, and, when available, DHCP server and DNS server addresses;
Local router addresses and hostnames, including an address you manually enter;
Locally advertised network services and device information, such as mDNS/DNS-SD and UPnP/SSDP announcements, service names, addresses, and ports;
Limited responses from local devices used to determine whether a candidate address provides a router administration interface;
The selected router address and connection status needed to display and maintain the administration page.
RouterGlide uses this information to locate the correct local router interface, avoid opening an unrelated device, and reconnect when the Wi-Fi network changes. Normal discovery prioritizes the connected network's known addresses and relevant locally advertised services. If automatic discovery does not succeed, you may choose to start a more limited additional search of reachable local addresses or enter the address yourself.
Router discovery is designed to run on your device and communicate with devices on your current local network. RouterGlide is not designed to upload your local network inventory, router addresses, discovery results, or network credentials to a Krepel Studio server. A device on your local network may receive a request from the App as part of discovery or when its administration page is opened.
RouterGlide displays the router's own administration website using Android's system WebView component. The content, login requirements, available settings, and data-handling practices of that website are controlled by the router and, where applicable, its manufacturer or service provider.
When you type a username, password, or configuration information into a router's administration page, the information is submitted to the destination selected by that page. RouterGlide does not provide its own router-password vault and is designed not to capture those credentials for Krepel Studio or send them to a Krepel Studio server.
WebView may store cookies, local website storage, cached resources, and other session data on your device so that the router's interface can operate and, where supported, remain signed in. Session duration and authentication rules depend on the router. RouterGlide may clear or isolate session information when the network changes to reduce the risk of using an old login session with a different device.
Some router administration pages may load resources or connect to services operated by the manufacturer or another third party. Data sent through such pages may be processed under those parties' own privacy practices. Krepel Studio does not control those websites or the information that their operators receive.
The option to open the current router page in an external browser is used only when you explicitly select it. The external browser manages its own cookies, session, and privacy settings.
Depending on the Android version and the discovery features required, RouterGlide may use:
Internet access (INTERNET): to connect to the local router's HTTP or HTTPS administration page and related web resources.
Network state (ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE): to identify the active connection, detect Wi-Fi changes, and obtain available routing information.
Local network access (ACCESS_LOCAL_NETWORK): on Android 17 and later for apps targeting API level 37 or higher, to discover and connect to devices on the local network, including through WebView. Android may request your permission before this access is allowed.
Wi-Fi state or multicast-related access: only where needed by the implemented Android networking APIs to receive local service announcements, such as mDNS or SSDP.
RouterGlide is not designed to request precise location, access your contacts or messages, or scan Wi-Fi networks to determine your physical location. It does not require Accessibility Service, notification access, a VPN service, or unrestricted access to all files for its core features.
You can manage applicable permissions in Android Settings. Denying or revoking local network access may prevent the App from finding or opening your router's administration page.
Some router administration pages support importing a configuration file, uploading firmware, or exporting a backup. If you use one of these features, RouterGlide may invoke Android's system file picker to access only the file you select or to save a file to a location you choose.
Selected file data may be transferred to or from your router as part of the operation you initiate. RouterGlide is not designed to send those files to Krepel Studio servers or maintain an independent file library.
Router configuration backups may contain sensitive network settings or credentials. Please store and share them carefully. Files saved to a location outside the App's private storage may remain there after the App is uninstalled.
RouterGlide may save the following information in its private app storage:
Your chosen language, theme, and haptic-feedback preference;
Onboarding completion and the expanded or collapsed state of the control panel;
A manually entered router address and limited connection preferences;
WebView website data, including cookies and cached session information, where needed to operate the router page.
These settings are intended to improve usability without requiring a RouterGlide account or a Krepel Studio cloud synchronization service. The App is not designed to store your router administrator password in a separate password database.
Any Android backup of permitted, non-sensitive app settings depends on the device's backup configuration. Sensitive router credentials and session data are intended to be excluded from app backup. The final release configuration must be checked to ensure this behavior.
RouterGlide is offered as a paid app through Google Play. It does not include an in-app subscription, Lifetime Pro purchase, or separate payment screen.
Under the approved App design, RouterGlide does not include AdMob advertising, advertising identifiers for ad targeting, or third-party analytics SDKs. Krepel Studio does not receive your full payment-card information through RouterGlide. Google Play handles the purchase and may process payment, installation, and diagnostic information under Google's own terms and privacy policies.
Google Play and Android may provide platform-level information, such as installation statistics or crash and performance reports, to developers according to Google's services and settings. This is distinct from RouterGlide uploading your router credentials or local network inventory to Krepel Studio.
RouterGlide is not designed to sell your personal information, share your local network inventory for advertising, or transmit router passwords to Krepel Studio servers.
To perform its core function, the App communicates with the router or other local devices during discovery and with the router administration website you open. Those devices or websites receive the network requests and any information you intentionally submit to them. The App may also display resources requested by the router's own website, including resources supplied by third parties.
The Android operating system, Android System WebView, your selected document provider, your external browser (if you choose to use it), and Google Play have their own data-handling practices. RouterGlide does not control those platform services.
RouterGlide is designed to limit network discovery to the connected local network, restrict unsafe navigation, avoid logging router passwords or session tokens, and use Android's standard permission and file-selection mechanisms.
Router administration interfaces may use either HTTP or HTTPS. HTTP traffic is not encrypted, so information exchanged with an HTTP-only router, including login details, could be visible to others with access to that network. RouterGlide cannot make an HTTP-only router secure merely by displaying it inside the App.
For HTTPS connections, the App is designed to respect certificate validation and not silently bypass invalid or untrusted certificates. No application can guarantee the security of a router, its firmware, your Wi-Fi network, or a website operated by a third party.
Local settings and WebView data may remain on your device until you clear the App's storage or uninstall it, subject to Android and router-session behavior. Temporary discovery results are intended to be kept only as needed to complete or improve the current connection.
You can delete RouterGlide's local app data through Android Settings or by uninstalling the App. Files you saved to a location of your choice must be deleted from that location separately. Data stored on your router or held by its manufacturer must be managed through that device or provider.
RouterGlide does not require a Krepel Studio user account, so there is no RouterGlide account to delete. If you contact Krepel Studio by email, your message and the contact information you voluntarily provide may be used to respond to your request. You may request deletion of such correspondence, subject to applicable legal obligations.
You can choose whether to grant applicable Android permissions, whether to enter a router address manually, whether to use the external-browser option, and whether to select or save files. You can also clear local app data or uninstall RouterGlide.
Depending on the laws applicable to you, you may have rights to request information about, access to, correction of, or deletion of personal data that Krepel Studio holds about you. For privacy inquiries or requests concerning information you have provided directly to us, contact Krepelstudio@gmail.com.
Requests concerning a router manufacturer's website, device logs, or other third-party services should be directed to the relevant operator.
RouterGlide is intended as a utility for people who administer their own or an authorized Wi-Fi network. It is not designed specifically for children, and Krepel Studio does not knowingly use the App to collect children's personal information.
Krepel Studio may update this Privacy Policy when RouterGlide's functions, technical integrations, data practices, or legal requirements change. The latest version will show an updated date. Material changes will be reflected in the published policy and, where required, communicated through the App or other appropriate means.
For questions about this Privacy Policy or RouterGlide's handling of information, contact:
Krepel Studio
Website: https://krepelstudio.com/
Email: Krepelstudio@gmail.com