Privacy

Every tool does its work locally. Text you paste, files you choose and results you generate are handled by your own browser and are never sent anywhere.

This is enforced rather than promised. The site is served with a Content-Security-Policy whose connect-src directive permits connections only to this site's own origin. A script on these pages cannot post your content anywhere else, even by mistake.

One tool is an exception worth stating plainly. The currency converter needs exchange rates, which change, so it fetches them — from this site’s own server, which keeps a cached copy of a public rate feed. That request carries nothing: no amount, no currency pair, no identifier. The rate provider never sees you, and the conversion itself is arithmetic done in your browser like everything else. It is the only tool here without the "runs entirely in your browser" badge, and that is why.

Small preferences are kept in your browser's local storage: the light or dark theme, a tool's options such as indent width, and the list of tools you opened recently so the search box can offer them first. That list holds tool names only, never anything you typed into a tool.

Nothing is stored on a server, and clearing your site data removes all of it. If your browser blocks storage, every tool still works; it just stops remembering your preferences.

None. This deployment loads no analytics script and no third-party code, so there is nothing counting your visit.

There is no advertising, no embedded widgets, no social buttons, and no fonts loaded from another domain.

Pages are served by a hosting provider that keeps standard request logs, such as IP address and user agent, for operational purposes. Those logs record that a page was requested; they cannot contain what you did inside a tool, because that never reaches the network.

The site collects no personal information from anyone, of any age.