Policy
Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 21, 2026.
Tiny Helper Tools provides browser-based and server-backed helper tools for SEO, ads, content, design, utility, AI, and business tasks. Public use does not currently require a user account or payment.
Many non-AI tools process the information you enter in your browser when the tool supports local processing. Server-backed features process information on our server when that is required to provide the feature.
Feedback and tool-request forms can collect information you choose to submit, such as a name, email address, message, or requested-tool details. These submissions are stored in Supabase so they can be reviewed and managed.
Tiny Helper Tools uses first-party product measurement to understand public page and tool usage. Measurement data is stored in Supabase and is designed to use bounded event metadata rather than raw tool inputs or raw search text. Google Analytics may also be used on the public production site.
AI tools are processed on the server. Information needed to generate an AI result can be sent to a configured AI provider, which may include Google Gemini, Groq, or OpenRouter. The provider used can vary based on availability and the server's routing rules. Review AI output before relying on it.
Abuse-prevention controls use pseudonymous, HMAC-derived identifiers for client rate limits and, when the trusted proxy path is authenticated, network rate limits. If trusted network identity is unavailable, the application uses a shared safety bucket instead of trusting caller-supplied forwarding headers. The application does not store the raw IP address in its abuse-rate-limit records. Hosting, proxy, security, or analytics services can still create ordinary technical logs that may include IP addresses, browser information, timestamps, and request details.
Do not submit passwords, payment-card details, government identifiers, health records, or other sensitive personal information through general tool, feedback, or request forms. This policy will be updated when material data practices change.