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Privacy

Last updated 17 August 2026

Your files

The kits do their work in your browser. A photo you drop into EveryKit Photos is read by the tab and cropped there; it is never sent to us, because there is no server to send it to. Nothing is stored, so closing the tab is all it takes to clear it.

Each kit has its own privacy page describing exactly what it does. If a kit ever needs to send something somewhere, its page will say so plainly.

This is about your files, and it is the one promise the whole thing is built around. It is not a claim that we collect nothing at all. See below.

Your email address

The kits ask for an email address before you download what you made, and you can skip it. You are asked once per session in a kit, and after that the downloads in that session go straight through.

If you do give it, we keep one row: the address, which kit you were using, and when you first and last entered it. Nothing about what you made is stored alongside it, because none of that ever reaches us. We use it to tell you when a new kit launches. We do not sell it, and we do not pass it to anyone else.

There is no confirmation email and no marketing sequence. To be removed, write to hello@useeverykit.com and the row is deleted.

Page counts

We count page views in aggregate: which page, which day, how many times. Nothing about you is stored. No cookie is set, no identifier is created, and nothing about your address, your browser or where you came from is written into the count.

The record is four columns wide: a date, a kit, a path, and a number. Two people and one person twice look exactly the same in it, to us as much as to anyone else, which is why there is no banner here to dismiss.

There is no analytics script on this site and no third-party service involved. The server also keeps ordinary web server logs, as every web server does.

One thing does read your address. So that a single machine cannot flood the sign-up form or guess at the login, the server keeps a running count of recent requests per address, in memory, for about a minute. It is not written to disk, it does not survive a restart, and nothing is ever looked up in it.

Accounts and money

There are no accounts. Nothing to sign up for, no password, and nothing to log into. Everything here is free, so there is no processor in the middle and no card details are collected by anybody, us included.

Getting in touch

Write to hello@useeverykit.com.