Local-first processing
Common tasks such as JSON formatting, timestamps, image compression, and palettes are handled in the browser first and do not go through a server by default.
Many tools on this site are designed around instant use and local-first processing. This page explains what information may be touched, why it is needed, and where it stays.
Common tasks such as JSON formatting, timestamps, image compression, and palettes are handled in the browser first and do not go through a server by default.
Recent history, recent actions, and interface preferences may be stored in the current browser to make the next use faster.
If visit analytics are enabled, they are used for page traffic, dwell time, and common interactions rather than for trading personal data.
To keep tools smooth and stable, the site may come into contact with several types of information:
Necessary information is only used around tool availability and experience improvements:
To keep recent usage records, the site may use browser-local storage:
As tool capabilities and external services change, this privacy policy may also be updated: