Privacy Policy

DataFormatter sends none of your data anywhere: processing is what your own browser does with the text you paste, and the network is never involved.

• Nothing you paste, type, encode, decode or hash — every tool computes locally.
• No personal data: there are no accounts, no sign-ups, no forms that reach us, and nothing to identify a visitor.
• No analytics, no telemetry and no logging of page behavior or content.

• Your input stays on your device for the full lifetime of the visit.
• The only intentional network calls are the ones you make yourself: requests built in the API Client and API Tester go directly to the endpoint you specify — DataFormatter has no proxy and never sees them.
• Clicking Contact takes you to the public issue tracker on GitHub, a separate site governed by GitHub's privacy policy.

To keep the experience fast, the site may store small preference values — like the last timezone you chose or whether the tool rail is collapsed — in your browser's localStorage. A transient hand-off value also lives in sessionStorage when you jump from a landing page into the full workspace. Both stay on your device, are never read by the site's servers, and disappear when you clear site data.

• No cookies of any kind — not even analytics or consent cookies.
• No third-party scripts that read your input or screen.
• No data selling, sharing or re-use, now or ever — because no data ever leaves your machine to be sold.

Any future change to how the site handles data will be reflected in this page and in the content-dated changelog above. Because the architecture is local-first, a future change would mean a new tool feature, not a new way of handling your pasted data.

Anything unclear? Get in touch via the Contact page — reports go straight to the maintainer who builds the tools, so you can ask about a specific feature's behavior and get a direct answer.