1. Core Principle: 100% Client-Side Execution
At WordCounter, privacy is an architectural guarantee rather than a policy statement. When you type or paste text into WordCounter, that text is processed entirely within your local device browser memory. No text is ever uploaded to a remote server, cloud API, or database.
2. What Data We Collect
We do not collect, store, or view the contents of what you write. When you refresh or close the page, the text in your editor is erased from memory immediately.
For general website operations, standard static hosting providers may log anonymous network level requests (such as your IP address, browser user agent, and requested asset) strictly to serve website files and protect against automated attacks.
3. Cookies and Local Storage
WordCounter does not use tracking cookies or persistent profile identifiers. To improve your experience, we use your browser's localStorage to automatically save your current draft and editing history so you do not lose your work if you accidentally close the tab. We also store your theme preference (light or dark mode) in localStorage.
All localStorage data remains entirely on your local device and is never transmitted to any server. You can clear this data at any time by clearing your browser's site data or by clicking the Clear button in the editor.
4. Third-Party Services and Analytics
Any analytics used on WordCounter are limited strictly to aggregate, non-personal metrics (such as page views and general tool usage counts). We strictly prohibit transmitting user text to any analytics service.
5. Contact and Inquiries
If you have questions regarding this privacy policy or the technical security of WordCounter, you can inspect our Developer Notes or contact the developer, Thyo Surya, via GitHub.