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Privacy policy

Applies to the Bracely website (bracely.saurabhpagrut.in) and the Bracely browser extension. Last updated 12 October 2026.

The short version

Bracely works entirely on your device. The data you paste, type, open or create is never sent to Bracely or to anyone else.

What stays in your browser

To pick up where you left off, Bracely saves these in your browser's local storage on your own device: your recent inputs and open documents, your History list, tool settings, panel sizes, theme and background choice. You can delete all of it from About → Clear saved data, or by clearing site data in your browser.

You can also move your settings yourself: About → Export settings saves your tool settings, theme and layout to a file, and Import settings reads that file in another browser. The file holds settings only, never your inputs, documents or history.

In the browser extension you can choose to sync settings through your browser account (About → Your settings). It is off unless you turn it on. When it's on, your settings (but never your JSON, documents or history) are stored in Chrome or Firefox sync, which your browser provider keeps with your account so they reach your other signed-in computers. Bracely itself still receives nothing.

Secrets and keys you type into the JWT tool are kept only while the page is open. They are never saved and never put in share links.

What is never collected

Bracely has no accounts, no analytics, no tracking, no advertising and no cookies. It doesn't collect personal information, browsing history or usage data.

When Bracely uses the network

Share links

A share link contains your data inside the link itself, compressed. It isn't uploaded or stored anywhere. Anyone who has the link can read that data, so don't share links containing secrets.

Browser extension permissions

The extension doesn't read or change the web pages you visit.

Contact

Questions about privacy: getsaurabhpagrut@gmail.com

Bracely is made by Saurabh Pagrut. About Bracely