Privacy
Short version: your book stays on your computer, we have no accounts, and there is nothing here to opt out of.
Your book
It is read off your disk by JavaScript running in the page and never leaves the tab. There is no upload endpoint on this site and no storage attached to it, so there is no mechanism by which a book could reach us even if we wanted one.
You do not have to take that on trust. Open your browser’s developer tools, watch the Network tab, and convert something. After the voice model has downloaded, nothing further goes out.
What does get requested
The page and its assets, from this domain. And the voice model, once, from
models.epub2audiobook.com, which is our own storage bucket. That request
carries no identifier and nothing about your book. Your browser caches the model afterwards,
so later books need no network at all.
Cookies, accounts and analytics
There are no cookies. There is no sign-up, no login and no email field anywhere on the site. There is no analytics script and no tracking pixel — the security policy this site sends refuses third-party scripts outright, which is checked automatically before every deployment.
Our host, Cloudflare, keeps ordinary server logs of requests, as any host does. We do not have per-visitor analytics and have not set any up.
Files you make
While a conversion is running, the audio produced so far is written into your browser’s own private storage so you can close the tab and resume. That storage is local to your machine and unreadable by other sites. Once the finished file is assembled the intermediate pieces are deleted, and clearing site data removes anything left.
The advertisement
There is one sponsor, Dracotel, and it is a plain link. No ad network, no tracking script, no remotely-hosted image. Their logo is served from this domain rather than theirs, so they learn nothing about you unless you click. If you do click, the link carries a tag saying you came from here, and nothing else.
Children
The site collects nothing from anybody, so there is nothing specific to say here beyond that.
Changes
If this ever changes materially, the page changes with it. Given the architecture, a change would mean rebuilding the site around a server, which is not the plan.