Privacy

Your files

Tools with the green badge run 100% in your browser — the files you pick are processed on your own device and are never uploaded anywhere. Tools with the gray badge upload your file to our server, process it, return the result, and delete everything automatically within 60 minutes. A scheduled cleaner enforces this even if a job crashes mid-way. We do not open, read, index, back up, or share the contents of your files.

No accounts, no profiles

There is no sign-up and no user database. Rate limits are enforced per network address in memory and reset every minute; they are not stored.

Local storage

A few tools (like Flashcards) save your own data in your browser's local storage so it's there when you come back. That data stays on your device; we can't see it. Clearing your browser data removes it.

Analytics & ads

We measure usage with a self-hosted copy of Umami, an open-source, cookieless analytics tool, running on the same server as the site. It records which pages and tools are used, anonymously: no cookies, no fingerprinting, no cross-site tracking, and visitor identifiers are anonymized and reset daily. The data never leaves our server and is never shared or sold. Tool events record only which tool ran and whether it succeeded — never file names or contents.

To keep the service free, we show ads through Google AdSense. Google and its partners may use cookies or device identifiers to serve and measure ads; visitors in regions that require it (such as the EEA and UK) are asked for consent first, and can choose non-personalized ads. Ads never appear inside the tool work area — not next to upload zones, options, or download buttons — and file processing stays exactly as described above: ad networks never see your files.

Tool suggestions

If you send a suggestion through the box in the footer, we store the text you wrote (and your email only if you chose to include one) so we can build the most-requested tools. Suggestions are used for nothing else and are never shared.

Questions

This service is operated privately. If something here doesn't match what the site actually does, that's a bug — please report it.