Privacy and search measurement

Your selected document

Analysis starts only after you choose Analyze locally. The file is passed to a dedicated worker in your browser, not uploaded by the tool. No body/header/footer content preview, account, email, document export, action analytics or Session Replay is provided.

The displayed report contains structural metadata such as relationship IDs and internal package paths; these may themselves reveal document conventions. They remain in the browser and are not sent to a server. Clear removes the visible report and selection and terminates current work. Closing the page ends its local execution; this is not a secure-erasure guarantee for your operating system, browser or original file.

The application uses no cookies or browser storage for the selected file or report. It has no document download, remote repair, external relationship fetch or macro execution. The native file picker may show the filename locally.

Normal website requests

Your browser still requests the page, stylesheets, JavaScript and worker assets. Hosting and network providers can receive ordinary request metadata, including an IP address, browser information and requested path. Local-only document analysis does not mean that internet page loading is anonymous or absent.

Following a primary-source link visits the documentation provider’s site under its own privacy terms; the tool does not automatically request those pages.

Search-only pilot

After a separately verified public release, Google Search Console and Yandex Webmaster can report aggregate impressions and clicks for this exact host. They do not receive the document bytes or tool result. No on-page use counter is active or required here. Search-provider metrics remain separate: sitemap submission is not indexing, impressions are not clicks, and clicks are not verified tool completions.