Privacy
Short version: this site does not collect anything about you. No accounts, no cookies for tracking, no analytics, no telemetry, no ad networks. It is static files, and it is open source, so you do not have to take that on faith - you can read every line that runs.
What the site collects
Nothing. There is no sign-up, no login, and no cookie set for tracking. The site loads no analytics, no telemetry, no ad networks, and no third-party scripts or fonts. There is no backend to receive your data, because the site is just static files.
- No accounts, no login, no password to create.
- No cookies for tracking, and no cookie-consent banner, because there is nothing to consent to.
- No analytics, no telemetry, no performance beacons.
- No ad networks, no third-party scripts, no external fonts.
What the host can see
desktest.net is served as static files from Cloudflare Pages. Like any web host, the server records standard request logs: your IP address, the URL you requested, and a timestamp. That is the normal cost of loading any web page, it is handled by the host, and it is all the host sees. The site itself collects nothing beyond that.
Tools that run locally
Most tools do all of their work in the browser, against your own hardware and drivers, and send nothing anywhere. Scanned checks, captured signatures, files you hash, certificates and email headers you paste in - none of it leaves your computer, because there is nowhere for it to go.
Tools that make network requests
A handful of tools have to reach the network to do their job: Network Test, Proxy Test, Clock Test, WebRTC Test, SaaS Reachability Test, and SiteLink Test. Each one discloses exactly what it contacts in its own privacy box on the tool's page. None of them transmit your files, credentials, or business data - they measure reachability, timing, and routing, and nothing else.
Provable, not promised
Every claim on this page is view-source-provable. Open your browser's network tab and watch, or read the full source at github.com/tech1k/desktest. No data is sold or shared, because none is collected to sell or share in the first place.