Short and without the legalese: Viktor is free, sends nothing about you, and nobody guarantees what you delete. Details below.
In force from 26 August 2026 · Viktor the Cleaner, by Michal Foist
Viktor is free for personal and business use, on any number of computers. Nothing is paid for and nothing is unlocked.
The program is licensed for use, not sold. The author retains all rights: you may not sell it, repackage it, modify it, reverse engineer it or derive other works from it. You may share it only by linking to the official page — an installer from any other source may have been altered.
Viktor runs entirely on your computer. It sends nothing anywhere about what it cleans or what it found. No ads, no tracking, no cookies.
Only two things leave your computer, both described in the help:
Viktor first shows what it would delete and waits for your confirmation. Some files are deleted directly (temporary files and caches that rebuild themselves), the rest goes to the Hole.
Items can be restored from the Hole for seven days. After seven days the contents are deleted permanently and cannot be restored. Count on that — the Hole is not a backup.
Backing up your data is your responsibility. Viktor does not make backups and does not replace them.
The program is provided “as is”, without any warranty — express or implied. The author does not guarantee that it will work without faults, on every computer, or that it will be continuously available.
The author is not liable for loss of data or any other damage arising from use of the program. The decision what to delete is always yours — which is why Viktor deletes nothing without confirmation and states for every item why it is safe.
This does not affect your consumer rights which cannot be excluded by law.
These terms may change; the version on this page, with the date above, always applies. Significant changes will be mentioned in the release notes.
Author: Michal Foist, Czech Republic. You can write through the feedback form in the program or through the support page.
These terms are governed by the law of the Czech Republic.
On language versions: the Czech wording is binding. Other languages are a translation for the reader's convenience; in case of conflict, Czech prevails.