Privacy policy

Effective 27 September 2026.

1. What you type into a tool

Inputs stay in your browser's memory and, where a shareable link is useful, may be written into the page address (the part after the “?” in the URL). That address exists only in your browser tab until you copy it somewhere. Pressing reset, or reloading the page without the query string, removes it. We never receive a copy.

Your browser also remembers a few choices of your own, on your device and for this site only: the color theme, the light or dark setting, the currency symbol you picked, and the tools you saved or opened recently. They are kept in this site's local storage in your browser, they are never sent to us, and clearing this site's data removes them.

2. What we do not collect

• No account, email address or password is required to use any tool.
• No file you process is uploaded. PDF, image and text tools work on the file inside your browser.
• No data entered into a tool — a number or a document — is logged, profiled or sold.
• One button asks another server for a number, and only when you press it. On the currency converter, “Use today's mid-market rate” sends a single request to api.frankfurter.dev carrying the two currency codes and nothing else: no amount, no rate you typed, no identifier, no cookie. Every other tool makes no request of that kind, and the converter makes none until you click — that is what the Content-Security-Policy named in the response headers enforces, by naming that one host and no other.

3. Hosting and server logs

The site is served by a content delivery network, which keeps short-lived technical logs (IP address, user agent, requested page, timestamp) in order to deliver pages and block abuse. Those logs are generated by the host, are used for security and reliability, and are never combined with anything you type into a tool.

4. Advertising (Google AdSense)

Display advertising is how this site is meant to pay for itself, and no advertising code is running on it at the moment: Google's AdSense review has not cleared the site for advertising yet, so by our own choice the pages carry no ad unit, no Google advertising script, no advertising cookie and, since the placeholder slots came down, no reserved ad space either — the pages do not even render an empty placeholder box where an ad would go — and nothing is fetched for advertising.

This section is written to cover what happens when that changes, so the wording does not have to move twice: advertising would be served by Google and its partners, which may use cookies or similar technologies to serve and measure those ads, including personalized ads based on your previous visits to this and other websites. Google's use of advertising cookies is described in Google's own advertising policies.

• You can turn off personalized advertising in Google Ads Settings.
• In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland, personalized ads would be requested only after you make a choice in the consent message shown on your first visit, delivered through a Google-certified consent management platform. You can change that choice at any time from the privacy settings link shown with the ads.
• Industry-wide opt-outs are available at aboutads.infoand youronlinechoices.eu.

5. Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information (California)

This section answers the three questions the CCPA and the CPRA give California residents the right to ask any business — what do you hold about me, who did you sell it to, and how do I stop the sharing — and it answers them for this site specifically. The same wording is offered to visitors in the other US states whose privacy laws work the same way.

• What we hold about you: nothing. There is no account, no sign-in, no newsletter and no cookie of our own, so there is no record to look up, export or delete. The numbers you type and the files you open are read inside your browser and are never sent to us (section 1 and section 2 above).
• Sale: nothing has ever been sold. We have no customer list, no profile and no identifier to sell, and no money has ever changed hands for data about a visitor.
• Sharing for advertising: it is Google's processing, not ours. No ads are running at the moment (section 4), so there is nothing to share today. When ads do run, they are served by Google and its partners, and their use of cookies for personalized advertising may count as “sharing” for cross-context behavioral advertising under the CPRA. Nothing you type into a tool and no file you open takes part in that — the tools send nothing (sections 1 and 2). That processing is Google's, as described in the advertising policies linked in section 4 above, and you switch it off through Google's own controls rather than through us.
• Your rights, and how to use them. Because we hold nothing, a request to know, to delete, to correct or to opt out has nothing to act on here; we will still confirm that in writing. Write to contact@danfio.com and we will answer within 30 days. We do not charge for it, and asking cannot make the tools worse for you — there is no account to close and no price to lose.

The Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal

Some browsers and extensions send a Global Privacy Controlsignal, which California treats as a valid request to stop the sale or sharing of personal information. For this site that request is satisfied the moment you send it, and without a step of any kind: nothing here reads the signal because there is nothing on this site for it to switch off. The tools behave identically whether the signal is present or not — which is also true of every other browser setting, because a tool makes no network requests of its own.

Advertising is the one place a third party would be involved, and the honest limit of this section is that we cannot speak for that party: whether a GPC signal reaches Google's ad systems and how they act on it is Google's decision, not a promise we can make on their behalf. That is why the paragraph above is about this site's own processing, and why the opt-out routes for ads are the ones described in section 4.

If a future feature ever changes any of the answers above — a newsletter, an account, a server-side converter — this section will be rewritten before that feature ships, not after, and the effective date at the top of the page will change with it.

6. Analytics

We look at aggregate traffic statistics: how many visitors open a page, which pages they open, the country and the referring site they arrived from, the kind of device and browser they used, and how quickly the page loaded. Those numbers come from Cloudflare Web Analytics, the analytics built into the content delivery network that already serves this site. It is cookieless — it sets no cookie, writes nothing to your browser and is not tied to a profile of you — and what it counts is pages, never a person or a session.

None of it comes from what you do inside a tool. There is no Google Analytics or other tracking tag on the tools themselves; the query string of a shared link (the part after the “?” that can hold your inputs) is never logged by those statistics, and neither the numbers you type nor the files you open are sent to them. If your browser blocks the measurement script — as tracker blockers do — nothing about the tools changes.

7. Children

The site is intended for adults making financial, housing, tax or file decisions. It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children.

8. Your rights

Because we hold no personal data about tool users, there is usually nothing to export or delete on our side. If you believe we hold information about you — for example an email you sent us — write to contact@danfio.com and we will respond within 30 days. Requests about advertising cookies should go to Google, which controls that processing.

9. Changes to this policy

If the site adds a feature that changes any statement above — for example a newsletter or an optional cloud account — this page will be updated and the effective date changed before that feature ships.

Related pages: terms of use, disclaimer, methodology, accessibility.