Privacy

Short version: no accounts, no cookies, nothing personal. The only analytics is a cookieless page counter.

Longer version follows.

No accounts

There's no signup. There's no login. There's no email capture. We literally don't have a database of users because there are no users, just visitors.

No invasive tracking

No Google Analytics, no Mixpanel, no Hotjar, no Segment, no advertising pixels, no tag managers, no cookies that follow you around. The one thing we run is Cloudflare Web Analytics: a cookieless counter that tells us aggregate things like how many people visited and which page they landed on. It sets no cookies, builds no profile of you, can't follow you across other sites, and collects nothing personal. We added it for one reason: to know whether anyone's actually finding the tool. You can verify the rest by viewing source or checking your network panel.

localStorage

The site uses your browser's localStorage to cache one thing: the exchange rate from a free currency API, valid for 24 hours, so we don't hammer their service on every page load. The cached value is a small JSON blob with currency codes and a timestamp. Nothing about you, your IP, or your behavior. Clearing your browser data clears it.

Exchange rate API

When the localStorage cache expires, your browser fetches fresh rates from exchangerate-api.com. That request goes from your machine to their server, which means they see your IP per their privacy policy. We don't see anything about it on our end and don't proxy the request.

Hosting

The site is served by Cloudflare. They handle traffic at the network level and have their own privacy disclosures. We don't pull custom logs from them and don't have access to per-visitor data.

Cookies

We don't set any. Cloudflare may set its own at the edge for fraud detection; that's outside our control and isn't used for tracking.

If you email us

If you reach out via the contact address, we'll see your email address (obviously) and your message. We don't add you to any list, don't share the email with anyone, and don't keep it past the conversation.

That's it. Less to say is usually a good sign.

Last updated: 2026-05-19