關於 GIXSOFT

Who we are

We build small, useful Android apps that keep your data on your device whenever that is the honest default. Clipboard Manager, QuickNote, PDF Tools, and related products are published under the GIXSOFT developer account on Google Play. Product direction, design, engineering, release, and support stay under one accountable brand — we do not outsource ownership of the product story.

Our preference is narrow tools that solve real tasks over broad catalogs that never ship. When cloud, sign-in, or AI features exist, they are optional and explained. We document how data is handled in our Privacy Policy and Terms, and we provide a Delete Account path for users who need it.

What you will find on this site

This website is the public home for GIXSOFT products and editorial guides. The homepage and product pages explain what each app does and link to official store listings. The Guides section publishes how-to articles and research briefs about clipboard tools, note-taking, PDF workflows, privacy-first Android utilities, and related problem spaces.

Android research pages summarize market niches and a cached Play first-release table for developers and marketers. About and Contact let you reach us for support, privacy requests, partnerships, or press. Legal pages cover Terms, Privacy, and account deletion. We only distribute apps through official stores — we do not ask visitors to sideload APKs from this site.

• 指南
• Android 研究
• 隱私權政策
• 條款

How we publish content

Guides are written as complete articles with full sentences and practical context. Research briefs describe a problem space, why it matters on Android today, and how existing tools compete — they are not auto-generated filler. When a translation is missing for a locale, we show the English guide rather than leave an empty page.

If you are here for product support, use Contact with a short description of the app and the issue. If you are reading the Guides, start from the Guides index and follow related links at the end of each article. Store links always open the official Google Play listing for that package.