What we know about you

🔒 No files · no name · no IP · no fingerprint

Most sites answer this with a privacy policy written by lawyers. Here is the short version, in plain English: we know essentially nothing about you, because the design makes it impossible.

Your documents are processed inside your own browser. They are never sent to us. There is no upload step to intercept, no server copy to leak, and no database of your files — not because we promise to be careful, but because they never arrive in the first place.

What we never collect

What we do count

To know whether anything here is actually useful, we keep a few anonymous tallies — plain numbers, with no identifier attached. In full, they are:

What we countWhat it looks like to us
A tool was usedA number going up by one. We do not know by whom, or what was in the file.
A visitor was new, or returningYour browser keeps its own private note of when it last visited and tells us only "new" or "returning". It sends no ID — so we cannot follow you, and two visits can never be joined up.
A document was mis-detected, and you corrected itOnly the two category names from our own list travel — for example "we guessed certificate, it was really a marksheet". Never your document, its text, or its filename. If you don't correct anything, nothing is sent at all.
A one-tap poll answerA vote count per option. No free text is ever collected.

That is the complete list. There is no other collection, and no second database.

Don't take our word for it

The aeroplane-mode test — anyone can run it, no technical knowledge needed:

  1. Open any tool on this site and let the page finish loading.
  2. Turn on aeroplane mode (or switch off Wi-Fi and mobile data).
  3. Use the tool. It still works — which would be impossible if your file were being uploaded.

Try the live demo →

If you're technical: open your browser's DevTools → Network tab and use any tool. You will see the page and its code load — and then no request carrying your file, ever.

Two honest caveats

We would rather tell you these than have you find them.

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