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Privacy policy

What happens to your information.

Last updated: 5 October 2026. This notice describes the supplied, advertising-free version of EverydayTools UK.

Calculator entries

Calculations run in your browser. The supplied code does not send your entries to a server, save them in cookies or local storage, or put them in the page address. Values remain in the open page until changed or cleared; your browser may retain form values through its own history or autofill features. Copy and print are actions you choose.

Website requests and hosting

Loading the site sends ordinary web requests to the hosting provider. These may include your IP address, requested page, browser information and access time. Hosting services may process logs to deliver the site, investigate faults and protect it from abuse. Exact retention and access arrangements depend on the deployed hosting account.

Analytics, advertising and external links

No analytics, advertising scripts, remote fonts, tracking pixels or affiliate links are active in this version. External reference links take you to other websites with their own policies. If advertising or analytics is added, this notice and the cookie information must be updated before it is activated.

Contacting the site

No contact form is connected. If an email address is added and you email it, the site operator and email provider will process the information in your message to respond. Please avoid sending sensitive information.

Operator and deployment details

The operator’s full identity, contact address, applicable processing grounds and hosting-log retention details have not yet been supplied. These details must be completed by the site owner before public launch. The contact page will show the available contact route.

Your rights

Depending on the circumstances, UK data protection law provides rights including access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection and portability. Contact the operator to exercise an applicable right. You may also raise a concern with the Information Commissioner’s Office.