Privacy
The short version: the calculators run in your browser, and the numbers you type into them never leave it.
The figures you enter are not sent, stored or shared. Every calculation happens on your own device. There is no account to make, nothing is saved between visits, and the site has no server that could receive your numbers.
What the site does not do
- It does not send the figures you enter to anyone, including this site.
- It does not set cookies, and it does not use your browser's local storage to remember anything.
- It does not run analytics, advertising scripts or tracking pixels.
- It does not load fonts, scripts or images from another company's servers. Everything the pages need is served from the same place as the pages.
- It does not ask you to sign up, and it has no way to identify you.
These are not only promises. The site's build runs a check that loads every page in a real browser, types into the calculators, and fails if any request goes to another site, if anything is written to cookies or local storage, or if the code contains a way to send data out.
What you should know
The web host can see an ordinary visit. The site is a set of static files. Whoever serves those files can see the connection details any web server sees, such as your IP address and which page you asked for, the same as for any website. The site adds nothing to that and has no way to see your calculator figures.
Links leave the site. Guides link to the authorities they cite, such as the IRS. When you follow one, that site's own privacy practices apply.
Paid referral links are labelled. Where the site is paid for sending someone to a lender, the link says so beside it. The link is a fixed address chosen when the site is built. It does not carry the numbers you entered, so the company you click through to learns nothing from the calculator. It will, like any site you visit, see that you arrived.
If this changes
If the site ever needs to collect something, this page will change first, and the build check will have to change with it. It is written to be checkable, so that it stays true.