Privacy policy
Effective and last updated:
This policy explains how Converall handles information when you use converall.com and www.converall.com. It covers our browser document, table and structured-data tools and these website pages.
Your documents stay in your browser
Editing, previewing, conversions and downloads run on your device. Our conversion application does not upload source content, source files, file names, or output files to a conversion server, and does not save document content in cookies, local storage, or a database. You do not need an account.
Work is held in the current browser page. Refreshing or closing it clears the editor; files you download remain wherever you save them. Your browser, extensions, operating system, or backup software may separately retain downloaded files or other information under your settings.
Images and links in your document
If your Markdown contains a remote image, your browser requests that image directly from its host for preview or export. That host receives the image URL and network information such as your IP address. Our image requests do not send credentials or a page referrer. An image URL itself may contain information, so include only images you are comfortable requesting. Embedded image data is processed locally. Opening a document link visits its destination under that site's own policies.
Information needed to deliver the website
Cloudflare hosts and protects Converall. Serving pages, scripts, and fonts involves technical request data, which may include IP addresses, request URLs, browser information, timestamps, referrers, and security events. Cloudflare may use logs or security cookies to deliver and protect the service. This technical processing is separate from document conversion and is governed by Cloudflare's services and privacy policy.
Please do not put document content or other sensitive information in website URLs. We do not intentionally add your document, file name, or image URLs to page URLs, application logs, or analytics events.
Browser storage and Google tags
We use local storage to remember your language and light or dark theme. These preferences stay in your browser until you clear or change them. Local storage is different from a cookie; these preference values are not automatically sent with page requests.
Google Tag Manager (container GTM-M2DPT25D) loads automatically on tool and information pages, including this policy, and on the error page. This makes a request to Google that includes technical information such as your IP address, browser information, and request headers. The website does not present an analytics permission or preference control.
Tag Manager manages website tags. Any analytics requests, cookies, or similar identifiers depend on the tags and triggers configured in that container. Analytics tags may process page visits, device and browser information, and approximate location derived from network information. Our conversion application does not add document content, file names, or document image URLs to the data layer or analytics events. Google handles information under its privacy policy. Your browser settings or content-blocking tools may restrict Google requests; document conversion does not depend on Google tags.
Feedback and contact
Contact and feedback channels are not configured yet. This website currently provides no form for submitting documents, messages or attachments.
Purposes, sharing, and retention
We process information to provide and secure the website, remember requested preferences, respond to messages, comply with applicable obligations, and understand website usage through configured tags. Where a legal basis is required, it depends on the activity and applicable law, including providing the requested service, legitimate interests in operating and protecting the website, and legal obligations. Describing Google tags in this policy does not itself obtain consent where consent is required.
We do not receive or retain your conversion documents. We keep correspondence only as needed to address it and meet applicable legal obligations. Hosting, security, email, and analytics providers may retain technical information under their own service settings and policies; we do not promise a fixed deletion period for their systems. Information may be disclosed to service providers as needed to operate the website, when legally required, or to protect rights and security. We do not sell your document content.
International processing and security
Cloudflare, Google, and email service providers may process information in countries other than yours. Their safeguards and applicable transfer terms govern that processing. Converall uses HTTPS, local document processing, and limited application data collection to reduce exposure. No browser, network, or storage system can guarantee complete security.
Your choices and rights
You can change language and theme preferences using the website controls, clear site data and provider cookies in your browser, and control remote images by removing their URLs from your document. Browser settings or content-blocking tools may restrict third-party requests. Disabling JavaScript prevents conversion and Google Tag Manager from running; the policy and help text remain readable.
Depending on applicable law, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, or object to processing of personal information, withdraw consent, obtain a copy, or complain to a relevant supervisory authority. A contact channel will be published when configured. We cannot retrieve or delete documents that have stayed on your device, and cannot identify an anonymous visit without additional information.
Children and policy updates
Converall is a general-purpose document tool and is not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly collect their personal information. If you believe a child has provided personal information to us, contact us so we can review it.
We will update this page when our practices change and show the new effective date. Material changes will be highlighted on the website where appropriate, and additional consent will be requested when required. New tools with different processing will describe their handling before use.
Contact
Contact details will be published when configured. See also our terms of service.