Legal & support
Desktop App Capabilities & Store Packaging
Corporate identity: OptionForge is a software product owned and operated by NeuroQuant Financial Technologies Inc. References to OptionForge identify the product; NeuroQuant is the owner/operator where a legal entity is required.
Current distribution model: OptionForge itself is free to download from Microsoft Store. OptionForge does not charge a subscription or purchase price for the current public release. Third-party broker, market-data, exchange, connectivity, or other external-service charges may still apply under those providers' terms.
Plain-language capability disclosure for the desktop app, local file access, networking, Store licensing, and package behavior.
This page is part of the OptionForge legal and support policy package. It should be reviewed against current app behavior, the Microsoft Store listing, broker/data-provider integrations, and applicable law as the product evolves.
Desktop application model
OptionForge is a desktop software product. It may use local file access for project files, settings, exports, imports, diagnostics, chart resources, cache files, and app configuration.
The app may use network access for website links, Microsoft Store package/update checks, distribution context, support links, supported broker and market-data providers, analytics features initiated by the user, and documentation.
Microsoft Store packaging context
When distributed through Microsoft Store, installation, updates, package identity, regional availability, and Microsoft account/platform access may be controlled by Microsoft Store and Windows services. The current OptionForge release itself is free.
Capability and packaging descriptions must remain aligned with the actual MSIX/package configuration at publication time.
No hidden system monitoring
The app should not be used for hidden monitoring, unrelated file scanning, advertising surveillance, or collection of personal files outside the product functionality described in the policies.
Local diagnostics should exist to help operate and troubleshoot the app, not to collect unrelated personal material.