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Privacy Policy.
Last updated: October 18, 2026
TL;DR
Tools use browser or server execution. Server calls send your input for processing; hosting and security services receive request metadata. Optional email subscriptions store contact information, and the shop panel uses browser storage. Read the details before submitting sensitive information.
1. What We Collect
Tool usage: Nothing is stored. Tools labelled In-browser normally use the browser engine; the runner can fall back to a server implementation. Network lookup tools and permission-based features can make additional requests. Tools labelled On-server send your input to our server, which processes it in memory, returns the result, and does not keep it — no database, no saved copy. (Binary conversions may use a temporary file that is deleted when the request ends.) Standard web-server access logs still record the request URL and your IP address, but not the content you submit.
Page visits: Standard Apache/cPanel server logs record IP addresses, timestamps, and requested URLs. These logs are used solely for debugging and are not shared with third parties. They rotate automatically.
Cloudflare edge: Cloudflare acts as our CDN and rate-limiting layer. It processes your IP and request metadata to enforce rate limits and filter malicious traffic. See Cloudflare's Privacy Policy.
2. Cookies
The site’s public tool forms do not require a login cookie. The optional shop panel caches product details and display state in browser storage. Cloudflare may set technical cookies for security, and Google Analytics 4 sets two optional cookies to measure aggregate traffic; see the Cookie Policy for details.
3. Blog & RSS Feeds
Our blog aggregates publicly available RSS feeds from third-party websites. We fetch and cache these feeds server-side via a scheduled cron job. We do not share any user data with these sources. Links in blog posts go directly to the original publishers.
4. Third-Party Services
We use Cloudflare as our CDN and security layer, and Google Analytics 4 (Google LLC) to count visits in aggregate: it receives the pages you view, approximate location, device and browser type, the referrer and a random identifier. Product listings are fetched through a first-party shop proxy and may load external cover images. Following a product link opens Gumroad; publisher links open the source site. Those services handle their own requests and purchases under their own policies. You can inspect requests in your browser’s network panel.
5. Optional subscriptions and questions
If you submit an email subscription, the subscription endpoint stores the email address, IP address, user agent, submission time and subscription status in its database. Rate-limit and audit records are also stored. This is separate from running a tool.
For a privacy question, use the contact options on the creator’s site. Do not include private tool inputs in an initial message.