Privacy — what this site knows about you (almost nothing)

This page is short because there is almost nothing to tell — this site collects almost nothing about you. That is how it is built, not a promise it makes.

Calculator inputs never leave your browser

Pay, age, pension — whatever you type into a calculator is worked out entirely on your own phone or computer. It is not sent to any server, not recorded anywhere, not added to the web address, and never visible to us. Close the page and it is gone.

No account, and no tracking of our own

There is no login and no account.
We run no analytics script and set no cookie of our own.
Our own pages, code and typefaces are served from this site itself. The only outside code is Google's advertising, covered below.

Advertising and Google cookies

The site does not currently display advertisements. We plan to use Google AdSense, and this notice applies as soon as its tag or advertisements are enabled. Third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies to serve and measure ads. Google's advertising cookies allow Google and its partners to show ads based on a reader's visits to this site and/or other sites.

You can control personalized advertising in Google Ads Settings. Where required, a consent message will let eligible visitors accept, reject or manage advertising choices before personalized ads are served. Google and its partners may process device information, IP address, browser data and interactions with ads under their own policies. Calculator inputs still remain entirely in your browser and are never supplied to advertisers.

The little that does get created

Server logs: like every website, the server keeps ordinary access logs (IP address, time, which page) to catch technical faults. They are not linked to identities and not given to anyone.
Email: if you write to us, your letter and address stay with us so we can reply. Please do not send private details (Aadhaar, PPO, account) — we never ask for them.

If this policy changes

Any change will appear on this page, with the date changed, in plain words — never quietly.