Privacy

We build Peekless tools so that your files stay with you. They process them in your browser, at most an encrypted copy reaches our server – one we can’t read without the key in your link – and we use no cookies or tracking.

Details for each tool

What exactly each tool stores, for how long and why is described on its own privacy page:

• PDF Editor – Edit, sign and fill in PDFs right in your browser

This website (peekless.app)

This hub only lists the tools. It doesn’t process any of your files or personal data, and it sets no cookies for visitors.

The only cookie in the whole Peekless service is the operator’s login to the admin area (/admin). It is strictly necessary, valid only for this domain and created only when the operator signs in – it is never set for visitors.

Technical logs

Every request passes through the Cloudflare network and our server. Both necessarily process technical data: IP address, time, page address and browser type. The web server keeps these logs for security and troubleshooting for at most 14 days, after which they are deleted. We don’t use them for profiling and don’t combine them with anything.

Who helps us run the services

• Cloudflare, Inc. – the network the websites run through (speed and protection against attacks). It processes technical request data; it cannot read encrypted documents. It may process data outside the EU, protected by the EU Standard Contractual Clauses.
• OVH GmbH – the server that runs the websites (data center in Germany).

We use no third-party analytics, ads or tracking pixels, and all website files are served from our own server.

Questions and contact

We keep nothing about you as a person – no accounts, names or email addresses, and this website stores none of your files. The server’s technical logs are deleted after 14 days at the latest, so there’s usually nothing for us to hand over, correct or delete. What each tool stores is described on its own privacy page above.

Send privacy questions to [email protected]. If you feel we’re not handling data properly, you can lodge a complaint with a data protection authority – for example the one in the country where you live.

Last updated: September 29, 2026. If we change this policy, we will update this page.