Every tool on DevOven runs in your browser. What you paste into a box, the files you drop on a page, the images you convert: none of it is uploaded, and none of it reaches a server we control. Close the tab and it is gone.
That leaves the site itself, which is measured in two tiers. The first counts page views and needs no cookie, so it runs for everyone. The second is Google Analytics, which does set cookies, and runs only if you press Accept on the banner. This page says exactly what each one collects.
We use Vercel Web Analytics to count visits. It stores nothing on your device: no cookie, no local storage, no fingerprint. Because nothing is written to or read from your device, it falls outside the consent rule that the cookie banner exists to satisfy, and we rely instead on our legitimate interest in knowing which tools people use.
It is never combined with anything else, never used to build a profile, never used to follow you across other sites, and never sold or shared.
Press Accept and Google Analytics 4 loads, which sets cookies on your device and sends data to Google, including to servers in the United States. The legal basis is your consent, nothing else, and you can take it back at any moment.
Decline and none of it loads: no script is fetched and no cookie is written. Change your mind later, in either direction, and any Google Analytics cookies already on your device are deleted at that moment.
Some things are stored on your device and go nowhere else. You can clear them at any time through your browser’s site data settings.
Almost everything is client-side, but three tools cannot be. They are the only places where something you provide leaves your browser, and none of them keeps a record.
If you are in the EU or UK, you have the right to ask what data is held about you, to have it corrected or erased, to object to processing based on legitimate interest, and to complain to your data protection authority.
In practice there is very little to ask about: the page counts are aggregate and hold nothing that points back to you, so we usually cannot identify a single person’s data even if asked. Withdrawing consent for Google Analytics is immediate, and is done with the Cookies link in the footer rather than by writing to anyone.
DevOven is run by marduc812. Use the form below for anything on this page, including a data request. Leave an email address in it if you want a reply.
If this ever changes materially, the change lands with a new deployment and this page is updated with it. The site is open source, so the code behind every claim here is public and checkable.