Your workspace
Every tool you opened, every file you made, every result you copied — kept in this browser and nowhere else. No account, no server, no sync.
- Nothing leaves this browser
- Shapes, not content
- Yours to erase
How this works
Two kinds of storage, both local
The list of tools, files and results sits in localStorage — a few kilobytes of plain text. File copies (only if you switch them on) go into IndexedDB, which is what browsers give you for larger data. Neither is readable by us or by any other site.
It stays small on purpose
The log keeps the last 80 entries and 24 tools; the file vault holds up to 48 MB and drops the oldest copy when it needs room. Unbounded history is how a feature like this quietly fills up your browser storage.
What is never recorded
The content of anything you type, paste or copy. For a copied result we store the character count and nothing else, and tools that deal in secrets — the password generator, hashes, JWTs — are left out of that entirely.
Erasing really erases
There is nothing to request from us, because we never had a copy. Clear everything at the bottom of this page, or clear your browser data — either one leaves nothing behind.
The same principle runs through the whole catalogue: most Pageonaut tools do their work in your browser, which is why they need no account and no upload. The details are in the privacy notice.