My privacy pledge

What always stays on your device

The free tools (editing, merging, splitting, signing, page organizing, and the in-browser conversions) process your file entirely in your browser. The bytes are read into memory, changed on your own machine, and written back as a download. They are never uploaded, never copied to a server, and never logged. A strict Content-Security-Policy blocks uploads at the browser level, and you can verify it yourself in 30 seconds.

What would ever touch a server

A few advanced features I plan to add need a server to do their work, because the server has to read your file to process it: cloud AI (chat with or summarize a document), high-accuracy OCR for handwriting and noisy scans, and server-rendered Office conversion for the tricky layouts the free in-browser converter can’t fully reproduce. When I ship them, they will be:

• Optional and paid. Never required to use the free tools.
• Opt-in, with a clear prompt before anything leaves your device.
• On a separate address, not this one, so the free tools stay a clean, no-upload surface you can keep verifying.
• Honest about their limits. A server that reads your file to summarize or OCR it is not "zero-knowledge," and I won't pretend otherwise. I'll encrypt those transfers, process in memory, delete promptly, and never log your file's contents.

What I'll never do

• Weaken or cripple the free local tools to push you toward a paid one.
• Quietly move a feature that runs locally today onto a server. Any change to that boundary gets announced in advance, never made as a silent edit.
• Add third-party analytics, ad networks, or trackers to the site.
• Sell your data. The only data I hold is basic server logs and, for anyone who signs in, an account record, a session row per sign-in, and a billing record if they bought a pass, all detailed on the privacy page.

How I pay for it

No ads, and I never sell your data. Nothing is for sale yet; the plan is to fund the free local tools with subscriptions to the optional paid features above. Here's the full business model.