Privacy, in plain language

The deterministic tools: nothing leaves your browser

The 12 browser tools (formatters, counters, previews, keyword matchers, the banner checker, the image metadata remover) and the profile scorer run entirely on your device. Text you paste, files you upload, scores you receive: none of it is transmitted, logged or stored by us, because no request carrying it is ever made. You can verify this with your browser's network tab, which is better evidence than any policy prose, including this one.

The AI tools: your text goes to the model, once

The generator and analyzer tools send exactly the text you typed into their forms to an AI model provider (Anthropic) over an encrypted connection, receive the draft, and return it to your browser. We do not log the content, store the drafts, or build any dataset from them. What persists is one thing: a rate-limit counter per visitor address (10 requests per 10 minutes) that expires with its 10-minute window. The provider processes the text to produce the response, subject to its own commercial data terms.

No accounts, no analytics, no cookies

There is nothing to sign up for, so there are no accounts. The site sets no cookies and runs no analytics or third-party scripts of any kind: no trackers, no pixels, no fingerprinting, no "anonymous usage data". Our hosting provider (Cloudflare) processes requests at the network level to serve the site, as every host does. We see aggregate infrastructure numbers at most, and no per-person anything.

What we could not hand over even if asked

Your profile text, resume, scores, drafts, uploaded images: we cannot produce what was never collected. This is architecture, not promise-keeping, which is exactly why the site was built this way.

Questions

Anything unclear, or any place where the site's behavior seems to differ from this page, reaches us via the contact page and gets treated as a bug.