Privacy
The short version: nothing you paste, type, or upload into a snaptxt tool is sent to a server. The site collects anonymous usage analytics (page views, no personal data). Here’s the detail.
What stays on your device
Everything you put into a tool — JSON, JWT tokens, passwords, files you upload to hash, QR code contents, contact details, anything. The tool’s logic runs entirely as JavaScript in your browser. You can verify this in your browser’s DevTools (open Network tab and use any tool — you won’t see your data leave).
Some tools save your settings (selected tab, color choices, etc.) in localStorage on your device so the page picks up where you left off. That data also never leaves your browser.
What is collected
The site uses Google Analytics (via Firebase) to count how many people visit each tool. The events recorded are page-view pings — which URL you opened, the browser type, and approximate country. The events do not contain any of the content you put into the tools.
Analytics helps decide which tools to prioritize next. If you block analytics with a content blocker, every tool still works normally.
Cookies
No tracking cookies. Google Analytics uses a first-party cookie for session deduplication; no third-party advertising cookies are set.
Third-party services
The site is hosted on Firebase Hosting (Google). Page requests therefore hit Google’s servers — that’s how any website on Firebase works. Static assets are served from Google’s CDN. No content you enter into a tool is sent with those requests.
Contact
Questions about privacy? Email hanuman@snaptxt.app.
This policy may be updated as the site adds tools or features. Material changes will be reflected on this page.