Yes. PLCDocGen is a single .exe file that runs on your machine. It does not require an internet connection, does not connect to any cloud service, and does not transmit any data about your project, your environment, or your usage. No telemetry, no analytics, no phone-home behavior. Your code stays on your machine.
SmartScreen warns about unsigned or less-frequently-seen executables. PLCDocGen is distributed as an unsigned binary from a small publisher (not a major software corporation), which triggers the warning. This is how Windows works — it's a defense-in-depth measure, not a judgment on the safety of the software.
You can verify the file yourself using the hash-checking approach below. If the SHA-256 matches what you see on this site, you have the authentic unmodified build.
Use PowerShell to verify the SHA-256 hash of the downloaded file:
Compare the output to the hashes below.
Yes. VirusTotal scan results are available if you want a third-party scan from over 70 antivirus engines.
PLCDocGen processes .L5X files and parses L5X schemas from RSLogix and Studio 5000 v19 through v38+ (tested on real-world projects up to v38+).
Supported export levels:
Supported routine types:
All routine types are parsed and included in the cross-reference.
14-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. And if PLCDocGen fails to parse your project file, send me the error and you get either a fix or a full refund — whichever makes sense.
Gumroad automatically generates a receipt for every purchase. If you need an invoice or formal purchase order documentation for accounting, email support@plcdocgen.com with your receipt number and I'll generate what you need.
None. The tool does not phone home, does not log usage, does not fingerprint your projects, does not track what L5X files you process, and does not send any telemetry to me or any third party. Everything stays on your machine.