A restrained approach to browser storage
TypeSprintly uses necessary browser storage for site preferences, tool continuity, queued result sync, and optional account sessions. Google Analytics 4 is optional, production-only, and loads only after analytics consent. The advertising category controls a fail-closed Google AdSense foundation: no ad tag loads unless a valid Production account and approved slots are explicitly enabled and you grant advertising consent.
Storage categories and retention
Necessary local and session storage lasts until its documented expiry, the end of the browser session, or until you clear site data. The namespaced consent record stores only category choices, a policy version, and an update time. If enabled, Google Analytics commonly uses first-party identifiers with retention controlled by the GA4 property and cookie expiry, often up to two years.
Necessary account session
When you sign in, the official authentication client stores the session needed to keep you signed in. TypeSprintly does not manually store your password or raw tokens.
Optional analytics
Google is the analytics provider. Only allowlisted aggregate events and bounded categories are sent. TypeSprintly does not send typed text, clipboard content, identity fields, or certificate identifiers to GA4.
Optional advertising foundation
Advertising is off in the current unconfigured state. If the owner later activates valid Production AdSense settings, ads may load only after advertising consent and only in documented public supporting-content positions. Rejecting or revoking advertising keeps tools available. TypeSprintly does not sell user data.
When data handling changes
TypeSprintly will update this notice before introducing material new data-handling features. Material changes will be described in plain language.
For questions about this notice, contact hello@typesprintly.com.