A specific account of how content is handled

This page describes how the current version of ByteCoding actually handles content instead of making a vague promise that no data is ever transmitted.

Usage statistics

Enabled by default. It records content-free information such as pages, tools, outcomes, and duration buckets. You can turn it off at any time.

Off

Tool content

Images, text, JSON, CSV, Base64, URLs, UUIDs, colors, random options, timer state, and mood cards are processed on your device. The server does not receive inputs, source files, original filenames, results, or generated values. Text handed between tools may be temporarily kept in this tab and removed after use or expiry.

Usage statistics

Usage statistics are enabled by default and can be disabled above. Allowed fields include page and tool IDs, language, device class, referring domain, anonymous visitor and session IDs, size and duration buckets, success or failure, standardized error types, and timestamps. Events contain no tool content. Raw events are retained for 90 days; daily aggregates may be kept longer.

Turning usage statistics off removes the anonymous visitor and session identifiers from this browser and stops future events. Existing anonymous aggregates cannot be tied back to this browser.

Browser data on this device

Theme, language, usage statistics preference, focus state, and 30-day focus statistics may be stored in this browser on your device. Clear them through site controls or the browser's site-data settings.

Before production

Before a global launch, obtain legal review based on the actual operator, server location, and target regions. This is a product-behavior description, not legal advice.