Privacy Policy

iScale Tools is designed around lightweight browser-first utilities. For the currently live tools, the default experience is to process user input locally in the browser instead of sending it to an application server. That approach reduces unnecessary handling of JSON, Base64 text, and common unit-conversion inputs.

The site may still collect basic operational information such as hosting logs, CDN logs, and analytics events needed to monitor uptime, understand usage, and improve page quality over time. When analytics are enabled, the intent is to measure site performance and product adoption rather than to build invasive user profiles.

As additional tools are launched, this policy will be expanded to document any file uploads, retention windows, third-party services, or AI providers that become relevant to a specific feature. Until then, this page serves as the public summary of the site’s current privacy model and will be updated as product capabilities expand.

Our intent is to keep data handling proportional to the needs of the tool. Where a browser-only workflow is sufficient, that is the preferred default. Where future features require server-side processing, the page-level documentation and the broader privacy policy will be updated to reflect what data is processed, why it is needed, and how long it is retained.

This summary is not the final legal document, but it is meant to give visitors a practical understanding of how the current site operates today. The page will continue to evolve alongside the product so that privacy expectations remain clear as the toolset expands.

Until the full legal draft is published, this Privacy Policy page is the best current summary of how iScale Tools approaches browser processing, analytics, infrastructure logs, and future feature disclosure. It will keep changing as the platform grows so that the public description stays aligned with the actual product behavior.