Privacy

Processing depends on the tool. Browser-only tools process selected files and text on your device; network lookup tools send the required query to a server or provider. Read each tool’s notice before use. Do not enter confidential material into a tool unless you understand its processing method.

Accounts store email, username, optional telephone, language, saved tools and settings. If you configure personal AI, the server stores an encrypted API key and sends the requested content to your selected AI provider when you invoke it. The provider’s own terms and retention rules apply. An account is not required for public tools.

Essential session cookies support sign-in and security. Language settings and optional analytics preferences can be stored in your browser. A browser identifier may remember whether you have shared a tool. External analytics code is disabled until you allow it in Privacy preferences; you can reject or withdraw permission there. Sharing or opening external links connects you to the destination provider.

Contact requests store your message, optional contact email, attachments and handling status so the operator can respond. Keep your private access token secure. Security and hosting systems may process IP addresses and request logs; these are separate from optional analytics. We do not ask you to include tool input in usage statistics.

Retention: account data is kept while the account is active. Account settings provide data export and password-confirmed closure. Closure removes personal profile/settings and private AI credentials; transaction records may remain in pseudonymized form where needed for records and integrity. Backup copies expire according to the operator’s backup schedule and must not be restored as active closed accounts. Contact and access-log retention is governed by the operator’s published policy; ask through Contact if a period is not specified.

Use Contact to request access, correction, deletion or clarification. Provide only the minimum information needed to identify your request. Browser storage can also be cleared in browser settings. Operators must publish their identity and actual data-retention/provider details before production use.

When enabled, first-party tool outcome metrics keep daily counts by tool and event for up to 90 days. They do not store your tool input, account ID, IP address or page query in the metric record. Collection respects Do Not Track and can be disabled by the operator; these limited aggregate counters are separate from optional third-party analytics.