Privacy policy for plainkit.tools
Short version: the cleaner runs entirely in your browser. Text you paste is never uploaded, stored, or transmitted anywhere. There is no account, no database of user content, and nothing on a server that could leak what you pasted, because no server ever receives it.
What stays in your browser
Everything you paste into the cleaner is processed locally on the page by JavaScript running on your device. Cleaning, highlighting, and file downloads all happen client side. Closing the tab discards the text; navigating away does not send it anywhere first. The only thing the page remembers between visits is your theme choice, stored in the browser's own local storage on your device, which you can clear at any time through browser settings.
What the hosting sees
Pages are served as static files from Cloudflare's edge network. Like any web host, Cloudflare necessarily observes connection-level facts when it serves a page, such as the fact that a page was requested, and the site uses Cloudflare's cookieless web analytics for aggregate page-view counts only. Those counts measure that a page loaded; they do not include pasted text, which never travels in a request because cleaning never makes one. There are no third-party trackers, no advertising scripts, and no consent banner because there is nothing behavioral to consent to.
Contact and changes
If you have a privacy question, open an issue on the public repository rather than sending personal data anywhere; there is no inbox that handles private reports better than the open tracker handles public ones. If this policy ever changes in a way that matters, the change will be visible on this page with the site's normal update history. The governing principle will not change: a text cleaner has no legitimate reason to receive your text, so this one is built so that it cannot.