Privacy Policy

Last updated: August 5, 2026

Your files never leave your device

All SysFenix tools process your files locally, inside your web browser. Your files are never uploaded to our servers — we could not look at them even if we wanted to, because they never reach us. When you close the page, nothing remains anywhere except on your own device.

What we collect

We measure page visits with Google Analytics, described in its own section below, including what it stores and how to refuse it. We set no cookies of our own beyond that. Our hosting provider records the ordinary request data every web request carries (the page requested, the time, an IP address, a browser user-agent string), and what we see from it is aggregate traffic: how many people opened a given tool page, not who they were. Advertising is separate, and its own section covers it.

Two different things get confused under "data", so it is worth separating them. The files, text and images you put into a tool are not collected at all, by anyone: they are read and processed by code running inside your own browser tab. Anything measured here is about page visits, and never about the contents of what you process.

What stays in your browser

Some tools remember your work between visits: notepads, planners, timers and trackers save their state in your browser's own local storage, so the page is still filled in when you come back. That data is written on your device by the page you are using, it is never sent to us, and we cannot read it. Clearing site data for this domain in your browser deletes it.

Google Analytics

We use Google Analytics 4 to understand which pages people find useful and which ones need work. It receives things like the page address, the site or search engine that referred you, an approximate location derived from your IP address, your device type, browser and language, and how long the page stayed in view. It never receives the files you process or the text you paste into a tool, because those never leave your browser in the first place: there is nothing for it to receive.

Google Analytics stores nothing on your device unless you allow it. It is loaded here with Google Consent Mode v2, and all four consent signals (analytics storage, ad storage, ad user data and ad personalization) default to denied for every visitor, everywhere. In that state Google Analytics writes no cookies whatsoever and sends only anonymous, cookieless pings that carry no identifier linking one page view to the next. Only if you actively consent does it set its usual first-party analytics cookies, which hold a randomly generated identifier and no name, email or account of any kind, since this site has no accounts. Advertising cookies are a separate matter, set by Google rather than by us, and the Advertising section below covers how to refuse them.

You can refuse it in several ways: simply never granting consent (denied is already the default, so doing nothing is an opt-out), blocking or deleting cookies for this site in your browser's privacy settings, or installing Google's own Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on, which stops the data being sent from any site you visit.

Advertising and cookies

This site is funded by display advertising, served through Google AdSense. The AdSense script loads on every page here, so Google receives the request data described above (including your IP address and browser information), and Google or the ad vendors it works with may set or read cookies in your browser to select ads, including personalized ads. You can opt out of personalized advertising at Google Ads Settings, and you can block or delete advertising cookies entirely in your browser's own privacy settings. Third-party vendors' use of cookies is subject to their own privacy policies, not to this one.

Your rights

Under GDPR and similar regulations, you have the right to access, correct or delete personal data held about you. Since we do not store your files, do not require accounts and hold no account data at all, there is nothing here for us to export or erase: what exists lives in your own browser, namely the tool data in local storage described above (which only you can read) and the advertising and analytics cookies you can block or delete in your browser's settings. Data Google holds from serving ads or from Google Analytics is held by Google, so requests about it go through the ad-settings link above and Google's privacy policy. If you have a question about any of this, email javi@moralesf.com.

Contact

Questions about this policy? Email javi@moralesf.com.