PromptifyLab does not ask for an account and the tools do not send your input anywhere.
Nothing you type into a tool leaves your browser. This page sets out what is collected, by
whom, and how to stop it.
The tools
All twelve tools run entirely as JavaScript in your browser. Prompts, transcripts, code,
customer names and anything else you paste stay on your device and are never transmitted.
There is no server to receive them. You can confirm this yourself: open your browser’s network
tab and use any tool.
Some tools remember a small preference — a chosen theme, for example — in your browser’s
local storage. That stays on your device and is never sent anywhere.
Analytics
We use privacy-focused analytics to count page views and see which pages people find
useful. It does not use cookies, does not track you across sites, and does not build a profile
of you. [ADJUST THIS SECTION TO MATCH THE ANALYTICS YOU ACTUALLY INSTALL.]
Hosting and logs
This site is hosted on Hostinger. Like any web host, their servers keep standard access logs
that include IP addresses, for security and troubleshooting. We do not use those logs for
tracking. Our CDN provider, Cloudflare, also processes requests to this site.
Third parties
We do not embed social media widgets, comment systems or advertising trackers.
[IF YOU LATER ADD ADVERTISING, THIS SECTION MUST BE UPDATED BEFORE THE ADS GO LIVE.]
Your rights
Because we do not collect personal data through this site, there is generally nothing to
request, correct or delete. If you have emailed us, that email exists in an inbox and you can
ask us to delete it. Depending on where you live you may have rights under the GDPR, the UK
GDPR or similar laws; email us and we will comply.
Changes
If this policy changes, the date below changes. If the change is significant — new
analytics, advertising, anything that collects data — it will be flagged on the site rather
than quietly edited.
Before you publish this page
Replace the bracketed sections with what you actually install, and have it checked against
the law where you and your readers are. A privacy policy that describes a site other than
yours is worse than none.