Privacy policy

DocGopher is built so that we know as little as possible about you and your documents. This page explains what happens to a file you upload, what the site records, and what it does not do. It applies to every tool on docgopher.com.

Your files. A file you upload travels over an encrypted connection (HTTPS) to our server, where the tool you chose processes it. The upload and the result are kept in memory only, for the time you need to download the result, and are deleted automatically after 30 minutes. Nothing is written to a permanent store, nobody looks at your documents, and they are never used to train anything or shared with third parties. If you close the page before downloading, the files simply expire.

What we do not collect. No account, no email address, no name: you use the tools as a visitor. We do not sell or rent any data, we run no advertising network, and we do not build profiles of visitors.

What the server records. Like every website, our servers keep standard access logs (IP address, time, requested address, browser type) for a short period for security and troubleshooting. The site sets one functional cookie that remembers your language; it holds no personal data. We may use anonymous, aggregated visit statistics (pages seen, country, device type) to see which tools are useful. If we ever add a measurement tool, this page will name it.

Service providers. The site runs on servers in Europe (OVH) and is delivered through Cloudflare, which protects it against attacks and may see traffic in transit as part of that service. Neither provider receives a copy of your files beyond what is needed to carry the request to our server.

Your rights. Because we keep no account data and files vanish after 30 minutes, there is usually nothing to delete or export. Visitors in the European Union and in US states with privacy laws, such as California, still have the right to ask what we hold about them, and we answer those requests.

Changes. If this policy changes, the new version is published here with the date of the change. Last updated: November 9, 2026.