PRIVACY POLICY / LAST UPDATED 16 AUGUST 2026
YOUR DISASTER
STAYS HERE.
The useful short version: pasted content and locally opened files stay in your browser. The V2 demo does not send them to AI, execute them, or store them.
CONTENT YOU PROVIDE
The Fixer keeps pasted or opened text in temporary React component state. It compares that text with bundled demo examples entirely in your browser. It does not upload the content, place it in cookies or browser storage, turn it into executable code, or include it in analytics requests. Refreshing or leaving the page clears it.
VISITOR COUNTER
The home-page footer contains an approximate public visitor counter supplied by CounterAPI.com. Loading the home page sends a request to that service, which can receive ordinary web-request information such as your IP address, browser user agent, time, and referring page. CounterAPI states that it converts IP and browser details into non-identifying hashes. The counter does not receive anything pasted into the Fixer.
The displayed number is not authoritative analytics. Bots, blocked requests, filtering, and deliberate manipulation may affect it.
HOSTING LOGS & REAL TRAFFIC
The hosting provider may automatically record standard access-log information including requested pages, time, IP address, device/browser information, country inferred from IP, response status, and bandwidth. These server-side statistics are the source used to understand actual traffic. No advertising profile is created by this site.
COOKIES, ACCOUNTS & ADVERTISING
AI Fixed It does not use accounts, advertising cookies, tracking pixels, behavioral advertising, or an AI API in V2. It does not sell personal information.
THIRD PARTIES & CHANGES
Static assets are served from the site itself. CounterAPI.com is the only application-level third party contacted for the public counter. If a later version adds real AI processing, accounts, or additional analytics, this policy and the product interface will be updated before those data flows launch.
CONTACT
Questions or removal requests can be directed through the project owner's published contact channel. A dedicated privacy email will be added before collecting account information or accepting user submissions.