Which ToolkitPoint tools send data away?

This auditable matrix classifies all 184 tools by what happens to the value or file used in the tool—not merely by whether the webpage itself loads fonts, scripts, or other assets.

Privacy modes at a glance

What “stays in your browser” means

A browser-only tool can still load the ToolkitPoint page, fonts, libraries, or a disclosed model over the network. The narrower and more useful question is whether the text, file, generated result, or other value you put into the tool is transmitted for processing. In the browser-only group, it is not. The operation runs in browser memory and the resulting download is created locally.

Model-assisted tools are listed separately because their first use can download substantial runtime or model files. Those hosts receive ordinary request information such as an IP address and browser headers, but ToolkitPoint does not put the text or image being processed into the model download request.

Important exceptions

• Speech to Text: browser speech recognition may use the browser vendor’s online service. Availability and handling depend on the installed browser and operating system.
• Currency Converter: the selected currency codes and optional date go to Frankfurter.dev; the amount is applied locally.
• Live website checks: a domain or public URL must leave the device because the requested DNS, redirect, header, SEO, RDAP, or PageSpeed result exists elsewhere. These routes are classified honestly even while the current static host cannot serve them.
• What Is My IP: every website necessarily sees the connecting public IP. This tool reports that value and can request an approximate network-location lookup; it does not send a form value.

Complete tool-by-tool matrix

The status column describes the current deployment, not a permanent product promise. Recheck this dated matrix after material tool or hosting changes.

Method and limitations

This classification is generated from the same 184-tool catalogue used to build the public directory, plus explicit exception lists in the site generator. The generated CSV and JSON therefore fail visibly in code review if a tool is removed or reclassified. It describes ToolkitPoint’s intended implementation as reviewed on September 15, 2026; browser extensions, security software, network proxies, operating-system services, or a compromised device can observe data outside ToolkitPoint’s control.

For legal detail, service names, device-storage keys, and advertising boundaries, read the Privacy Policy. For reproducible file-format data, see the PNG, JPEG, and WebP benchmark.

Published: September 15, 2026