No accounts, no tracking

Accounts are convenient for vendors: they anchor billing, e-mail marketing, and cross-device history. They also create a durable identity that follows you across sessions.

What we skip

Private Tools does not ask you to sign up to send a file or open a chat. Sessions are ephemeral pairings between browsers, not rows in a CRM.

Analytics you will not find here

We are not building engagement funnels on your transfers. Without third-party ad trackers in the core flow, you avoid another layer of behavioral profiling.

Trade-offs you should know

No account means no cloud restore of your pairing history across phones unless you export data yourself. That is intentional: convenience of central profiles trades against privacy.

Practical tips

Use PrivateChat only with people you trust, protect signaling text, and clear browser data on shared computers.

FAQ

Do you use cookies for ads?

The product focus is utility, not ad targeting. Review the live site policy for any essential cookies.

Can employers still see traffic?

Network administrators may see that WebRTC is used. See what P2P does and does not protect.

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