Privacy Policy

1. Privacy Principles

AllDevToolsHub is built as a privacy-first engineering workbench for developers. We prefer browser-based workflows, minimize data collection, and try to make it obvious when a tool stays local versus when it needs a network request.

Not every tool behaves the same way. Some tools are fully local. Some send requests directly from your browser to a destination you choose. Some workflows may depend on an external service or API. This policy explains those differences so you can make an informed decision before pasting sensitive data.

2. How Tool Data Flows

We use three privacy modes across the site:

3. What We Collect and What We Do Not

• No account requirement: Most tools can be used without creating an account.
• No intentional raw-input storage for core browser tools: We do not intentionally store, inspect, or build profiles from the text, tokens, files, or payloads you process in the main browser-based tool workflows.
• No selling personal data: We do not sell or rent personal data to data brokers.
• Destination responsibility still matters: If you use a browser-to-target or third-party-dependent tool, the destination or provider you contact may receive the data you send.

4. Analytics, Advertising, and Infrastructure

We use a small number of supporting services to understand site usage, fund the site, and keep the application reliable.

• Google Analytics 4 (GA4): Analytics scripts load only after consent for analytics is granted through our consent controls.
• Google AdSense: Advertising scripts load only after advertising consent is granted. Google and its partners may use cookies to serve and measure ads once enabled.
• Sentry: We use Sentry for application error monitoring so we can detect client-side failures and regressions.
• Hosting and edge infrastructure: Standard server or edge logs such as IP address, request path, user agent, and timestamp may be processed for security, abuse prevention, and performance operations.

5. Google AdSense Disclosures

To keep the site free, we may display ads using Google AdSense. When advertising consent is enabled, Google and its partners may use cookies to personalize, serve, and measure ads.

• Third-party vendor cookies: Google may use advertising cookies based on prior visits to this site or other sites.
• Advertising controls: Users may manage ad personalization through Google's ad settings and related industry opt-out mechanisms.
• Opting out: Users may opt out of personalized advertising by visiting Google Ads Settings or industry opt-out pages such as aboutads.info.

6. Cookies and Consent

Our consent controls are designed so optional analytics and ad scripts do not load until you grant consent for those categories.

• Necessary storage: Theme preferences and consent settings may be stored locally in your browser so the site can remember them.
• Analytics: Controlled by the analytics consent option.
• Advertising: Controlled by the advertising consent option.

You can revisit these choices through the "Cookie Settings" link in the footer.

7. Security and Your Responsibilities

If you use tools with secrets, credentials, production payloads, or live endpoints, you are responsible for deciding whether the workflow is appropriate for that data.

In particular, do not assume that a networked tool is equivalent to an offline formatter. Review the privacy note on the tool page, verify the target endpoint, and avoid sending sensitive production data unless you understand the full path.

8. Privacy Rights

Depending on your region, you may have rights relating to access, deletion, objection, or restriction. Because the site is designed to minimize direct collection of personal data, the amount of data we can retrieve or delete may be limited to what is actually stored in infrastructure, analytics, or support systems.

9. Contact & Privacy Inquiries

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or want to report a privacy concern, contact us here: