Store once, use everywhere — without uploading anything
Every application asks for the same documents. The Document Wallet keeps them in your browser's own storage on this device — the same place the packs' "Remember my documents" option uses — so a photo or PAN you save here appears automatically in the job, college, loan, ITR and visa packs. There is no account and no cloud: ToolGalli never sees these files, they never leave your device, and erasing them here (or clearing the browser's site data) removes them completely.
Keep it even if you clear your browser: on-device storage is erased if you clear your browsing data or switch phones — that's a browser rule no website can override. Use Backup & restore above to download a file you control (optionally password-protected) and restore it later on this or any other device. It never leaves your device, so the privacy model stays intact — it's simply a backup you own.
How it works
- Add a document to its slot — it's saved instantly in this browser's storage.
- Open any pack: matching slots are pre-filled, ready to check and bundle.
- Download a copy any time, remove one document, or erase everything with one tap.
Frequently asked questions
Where exactly are my documents stored?
In your browser's IndexedDB storage on this device — like files saved locally on your phone. Never on a server.
Can ToolGalli see my documents?
No. The site has no account system and no upload — the wallet is readable only by your own browser on this device.
How do I delete everything?
Use "Erase everything", or clear this site's data in your browser settings. Both remove the documents completely.
Will the wallet sync to my other devices?
There's no automatic cloud sync — by design. But you can download a backup file and restore it on another phone or laptop, so your documents move with you while still never being uploaded to us.
What happens if I clear my browser data?
The on-device wallet is erased — no website can survive a "clear site data". That's exactly why Backup & restore exists: keep a backup file (optionally password-protected) and restore it afterwards.