Your text stays your text.

Text entered into tools

The JSON formatter, Text compare, and Word counter process input in your browser. Their code does not send your input or output to a TinyDing backend, store it in local storage, or save a history. Reloading or leaving the page clears the editor.

Copying a result uses your device clipboard after you select Copy. Your browser, operating system, extensions, or other software may handle clipboard or page content independently of TinyDing.

TextDiff and Lyric Connector

TextDiff runs separately at textdiff.tinyding.com. It stores workspaces, documents, and version history in that site’s browser IndexedDB. Those records persist across visits, are specific to the browser profile and origin, and can be deleted when you clear site data. Use its JSON backup export and import to keep a separate copy or move your work.

Lyric Connector is a Windows desktop app downloaded from GitHub Releases. It reads iPhone track information and playback progress over Bluetooth. Online lyric searches send song metadata to LRCLIB; lyrics can also come from local cache or imported LRC and TXT files. Review the project documentation and release notes for its current data handling and requirements.

Website and hosting requests

Opening this website sends normal page and asset requests to its hosting provider. Those requests can include your IP address, requested URL, browser information, and technical connection data. Hosting infrastructure may keep operational or security logs under its own policies.

Avoid putting private text, access tokens, or personal data in URLs. URLs can appear in browser history, server logs, and shared links.

Self-hosted website analytics

On tinyding.com, TinyDing uses a self-hosted Umami service at analytics.tinyding.com to understand page views, approximate visitor and visit counts, referring websites, device and browser types, and geographic trends. Reports are private and are not linked to TinyDing accounts.

The tracker sends page paths and titles, referring URLs, language, screen size, and browser information. URL query strings and fragments are excluded from page and referrer data. Normal network requests also expose connection information to the analytics server. Tool input, tool output, clipboard contents, and editor text are not included in analytics. We do not enable session replay, heatmaps, or tool-operation events.

Umami does not use tracking cookies for these statistics. Anonymous identifiers can still cause repeat visits to be counted separately or different visitors to be grouped together; visitor counts are estimates. Analytics records are stored in our own PostgreSQL database until removed by the maintainer, with rotating daily backups retained for approximately 14 days.

The tracker respects the browser Do Not Track signal where available. You can also block requests to analytics.tinyding.com. To exclude this browser from Umami statistics, set localStorage.setItem("umami.disabled", "1") in the browser developer console on tinyding.com; remove that item to resume collection. This optional setting is stored only in that browser.

Advertising and other cookies

This version does not request third-party advertising. The browser tools do not set application cookies. Before advertising is activated, this page will identify the provider, data uses, and applicable consent and control options. No advertising consent is assumed from merely visiting this page.

A private preview may use authentication or cookies supplied by its hosting platform. Those platform features are separate from the browser tools.

External websites

Links to GitHub and other external websites open services with their own privacy practices. TinyDing does not control how those services process your information.

Questions and changes

For privacy questions, use the maintainer contact route on the Contact page. Do not include confidential tool input in a public message.

The date above changes when this notice is substantively updated. New tools that use cloud storage or accounts will need their own clear data-handling explanation before launch.