What happens to your data
No accounts, no email capture, no ads, no paywalls. Here is exactly where your content goes for each kind of tool — written for people pasting work documents.
Data controls
Improve the tools for everyone
Allow the text you submit to AI tools to be used to improve MarkdownMe, which makes the tools better for you and everyone who uses them. We remove credentials such as API keys first. Learn more
This setting is saved in this browser. It resets if you clear site data or use another browser or device.
Shared quizzes
Selecting Share quiz or Take quiz saves the quiz and answer key on our servers to create a short link. These saved quizzes have no automatic expiry. Anyone with the link can open the quiz and answer key. This action does not save your source notes or participant responses. Participant progress stays in that browser. Older links that contain the full quiz still work.
Non-AI tools: 100% in your browser
Converters, formatters, analyzers, and generators that don't carry the AI label run entirely client-side. Your text is never uploaded — conversion happens in JavaScript on your device, and the content never touches our servers. You can verify this in your browser's network tab: no request is made when you convert. This covers the Jira, Confluence, Slack, Notion, Word, and HTML converters, the table and README generators, and most other tools.
AI tools: only the text you submit is sent
Tools marked as AI-powered send the text you submit — and nothing else — to our backend on AWS. The backend forwards it to the model that runs the tool: most AI tools use OpenAI's GPT-6 Luna through OpenRouter, and two tools use Amazon Bedrock (Amazon Nova and Anthropic Claude). There are no accounts, so requests are not tied to an identity or profile.
Our backend keeps an operational log of each AI request (input truncated to 2,000 characters, output to 4,000) to monitor quality and abuse, and to test which model works best for each tool. Credentials such as API keys are removed before anything is sent or stored.
Retention: we keep AI inputs to improve the tools, unless you opt out
- From September 24, 2026, we keep the text you submit to an AI tool and the generated output, with no end date, to improve the tools: for example to test which model gives better results and to fix wrong outputs. We also keep the tool name, model, token counts, cost, response time, date, country, and browser family. Credentials such as API keys are removed first.
- You can turn this off with "Improve the tools for everyone" under Data controls at the top of this page. With it off, your input is deleted from our logs after 30 days. The output and the usage details are still kept. The setting is saved in your browser and applies to all AI tools.
- There are no accounts, so we cannot find and delete one person's inputs later. Turn the setting off before you submit anything you do not want kept.
- Requests made before September 24, 2026 keep the 30-day deletion for input and output.
- We retain daily totals by tool, including call counts, token totals, and estimated model costs, indefinitely. These totals do not include your submitted text or generated output.
- Separate counters used to enforce daily limits expire after 35 days.
- Your IP address is never stored — only a salted one-way hash used to count unique users, alongside coarse telemetry (browser family, country).
- Nothing is retained for non-AI tools, because nothing is ever sent.
Analytics
We use Google Analytics to understand which tools are useful (page views and anonymous events like "copy clicked"). Analytics never sees the content you paste into any tool.
Working with sensitive documents?
Stick to the non-AI tools — they work fully offline once the page loads, so confidential content never leaves your machine. Questions or a data-deletion request? Email sauravsharma011@gmail.com.