Privacy
Short version: the tools measure your input device inside your browser and send none of it anywhere. This page states exactly what that means and what the one unavoidable exception is.
Your measurements
Every reading on this site is computed in your browser from the input events your device generates. Nothing about your input, your device or your session is transmitted, because there is nowhere for it to be transmitted to: the pages are static files and the site has no application server, no database and no accounts. Closing the tab is all it takes to discard a session; there is no copy of it anywhere else.
Cookies and browser storage
The site sets no cookies. It writes nothing to local storage, session storage or any other browser storage, so there is no identifier to carry your visits between pages or between days. Nothing here needs consent to be dismissed, because nothing here is stored.
Analytics
No analytics or tracking script is loaded on any page. The site does not build profiles of the people who use it, does not record which tools an individual visitor opened, and does not fingerprint browsers or devices. That is a deliberate choice about what is worth collecting, not an accident of the setup.
Third-party requests
There are none. The stylesheet is inlined into each page when the site is built, the type is set in fonts already on your system, and there are no embedded videos, no advertising scripts, no social widgets and no font or CDN downloads. Loading a page on this site contacts no server other than the one serving inputprobe.com, so no other company learns that you were here.
Hosting
The exception, and every website has this one: the pages have to be served, and the host sees the request. inputprobe.com is served by Cloudflare, which processes standard request data such as the IP address, the requested URL, the user agent and the time, in order to deliver pages and to absorb attacks and abuse. That is the ordinary technical minimum of getting a page to a browser, and it is handled under Cloudflare's own privacy terms. No data from the tools themselves is part of it.
If you write to contact@inputprobe.com, your message and address are kept so the exchange can be answered and followed up, and they are used for nothing else.
Changes
This page describes the site as it stands on 28 August 2026. If anything in it changes, this page changes with it, before the change ships rather than after. Privacy questions go to contact@inputprobe.com.