In your browser only
Text and files you seal or open, passphrases, generated keys, key fingerprints and file hashes are processed in the tab. They are not sent to our servers or to anyone else. Keys you generate live in memory and disappear once the tab is closed.
Your browser's local storage keeps small preferences: the wallet you last connected and, in practice mode, the practice access records you signed. Clearing site data removes them.
Share storage
When site storage is switched on and you create a share link, the server receives the sealed file only, with the expiry you picked. It is deleted at expiry, on first read if you chose one-time reads, or when you use your delete token. The key in the link's # fragment is never sent by browsers and never reaches us.
Chain reads and wallet
To show blocks, gas, prices and records, your browser and our server send read requests to Robinhood Chain RPC providers and, for some links, to the Blockscout explorer. Those services can see the requests they receive, such as the record number you looked up.
Linking a wallet tells the page your public address. Transactions you sign, such as anchoring or granting, are public on Robinhood Chain forever and are linked to your address.
Server logs and limits
The host records the usual request logs (time, path, IP address) to keep the site running and to stop abuse. Rate limits count requests per network address for short windows. We do not run advertising or tracking scripts and do not sell data.
Contact
Questions about this notice: reach us through the official X account linked in the footer.