Effective Date: October 2, 2026 • Platform: BitCompiler.com
At BitCompiler.com, your privacy and data security are fundamental to our engineering philosophy. Unlike conventional online converter websites that process data on remote servers, BitCompiler was architected from the ground up to operate with a Zero-Server Data Processing Guarantee.
This Privacy Policy transparently details how our platform functions, how your data is handled when you use our utilities, and how third-party services (such as Google AdSense and Google Analytics) operate on our site.
All developer utilities on BitCompiler — including our JSON formatters, HTML/CSS minifiers, Base64 encoders, AES encryption engines, UUID generators, image converters, and character counters — execute exclusively within your local web browser.
FileReader API and never leave your machine.SubtleCrypto Web Crypto API, meaning secret keys and ciphertexts are never exposed externally.Because we do not require account registration, login credentials, or payment details, we do not collect:
Like virtually all web hosts, our hosting infrastructure (Google Cloud Platform) automatically logs basic technical request metadata:
These logs are used strictly for technical performance monitoring, defending against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, and maintaining server stability. These logs contain no user payload data.
To keep all utilities free for developers worldwide, we display advertisements provided by Google AdSense.
We use Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to aggregate anonymous statistical data about platform traffic, such as which tools are most frequently used, bounce rates, and browser compatibility metrics. Google Analytics does not log or store full IP addresses; all traffic metrics are evaluated in aggregate. You can prevent Google Analytics from tracking your visits by installing the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on.
BitCompiler does not use cookies for first-party profiling. We may utilize standard browser localStorage or sessionStorage solely to preserve non-sensitive user preferences across page views (such as editor theme preferences, sidebar open/closed states, or layout settings). This data remains exclusively on your local device.
If you have any questions, suggestions, or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy or our client-side architecture, please contact us: