The Figro Privacy Guarantee
Every calculator on Figro runs entirely inside your own browser. When you type in your salary, a rental deal, a block of code, or a password, that information is processed on your device and is never sent to Figro or anyone else. This is not a policy we ask you to trust — it is how the tools are built, and you can confirm it yourself in about thirty seconds.
What "client-side" actually means
Most online calculators send what you type to a server to do the math, then send an answer back. That round trip means your data — your income, your debt, your deal — sits, however briefly, on someone else's computer, and often in their logs. Figro works differently. The entire calculation runs in JavaScript inside the page you already have open. There is no form that "submits" your numbers anywhere. The math happens where you are, and the result appears without any information ever being transmitted.
Because of this, most Figro tools even keep working with your Wi-Fi turned off. Once the page has loaded, it no longer needs the network to do its job — a simple demonstration that the computation is happening locally, not on a remote server.
Why this matters for the tools Figro builds
Privacy is a nice-to-have for a color picker. It is a genuinely important feature for the categories Figro focuses on:
- Personal finance. A paycheck, self-employment tax, or life-insurance calculation involves your actual income and family situation. That is exactly the kind of data you should not have to hand to a website to get an estimate.
- Real estate and business. A BRRRR deal, a cap-rate analysis, or your SaaS metrics are competitive information. Running them locally means no third party builds a profile of the deals you are evaluating.
- Developer tools. A JSON formatter, regex tester, or hash generator often handles snippets from real systems. "No upload" means you can safely paste without wondering where that data ends up.
- Passwords and security. A password generated on a page that never transmits it is fundamentally safer than one produced by a server you have to trust.
What Figro does not do
- No account, ever. There is nothing to sign up for. You cannot create a profile because there is no profile to create.
- No upload of your inputs. The salary, deal, code, or text you enter into a tool is not sent to Figro's servers, because the tools do not have a server component that receives it.
- No selling of personal data. Figro does not collect the inputs you type, so there is nothing of that kind to sell.
What Figro does collect — honestly
Being private does not mean pretending nothing happens. Two ordinary things do occur, and it is fair to be clear about them:
- Advertising. Figro is free and supported by ads. Advertising partners (such as Google AdSense) may set cookies to show and measure ads. This is standard for ad-supported sites and is unrelated to the numbers you enter into a calculator.
- Basic, aggregate analytics. Like most sites, Figro may measure anonymous, aggregate usage — which pages are visited, roughly how many people, from which country — to understand what is useful. This does not include the values you type into tools.
The full details are in the Privacy Policy. The short version: the mechanics of ads and analytics are ordinary; the thing that makes Figro different — your tool inputs staying on your device — is guaranteed by how the tools are built.
How to verify it yourself
You do not have to take our word for any of this. Two quick checks:
- Open your browser's developer tools (F12), go to the Network tab, and use any Figro calculator. You will see the page load its files once — and then no request carrying your inputs when you type or hit calculate.
- Turn off your internet after a tool page has loaded, then use the calculator. It still works, because the math never depended on a server in the first place.
Try a private tool right now
Every one of Figro's 51 free calculators and utilities works this way — no signup, nothing uploaded, all in your browser.
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