Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

This page describes exactly what happens when you use SORO — which network requests your browser makes, what data is and isn't collected, and where the boundaries are.

Last updated: January 2026
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The short version

Your files never leave your device. There are no accounts, no tracking pixels, no third-party analytics, and no cookies for anything except (in the future) serving ads. Everything you read below is the detailed version of that.

Your files

Files you load into any SORO tool are never transmitted anywhere. They are opened by your browser using the File API, processed in memory by JavaScript running on your device, and — if you choose to download — written back out by your browser. No file content, filename, or metadata is sent to us or to any third party.

This is enforced by the architecture, not by policy. SORO has no backend, no API, and no storage. There is no server-side code that could receive a file even if we wanted it to. The tools are single static HTML files served from a CDN.

You can verify this yourself at any time: open your browser's developer tools, switch to the Network tab, and drop a file into any tool. You will see no outgoing request related to that file.

What data SORO does not collect

What network requests actually happen

When you load any page on SORO, your browser makes a small number of predictable requests. Here's the full list:

Request Purpose Contains
soroflix.xyz Loads the HTML page and assets for the tool you opened Standard HTTP request. Nothing about your files.
fonts.googleapis.com Loads the Inter typeface used for the UI Your IP and User-Agent (Google's standard font CDN behavior)
cdnjs.cloudflare.com / jsdelivr.net Loads small open-source libraries a specific tool needs (e.g. pdf-lib, qrcode-generator) Standard CDN request. Nothing about your files.

These are the same requests any static website makes. None of them involve your files, and none of them can see what you do inside a tool.

Analytics

SORO uses Cloudflare Web Analytics for basic traffic counting — how many people visited, which pages are popular, which countries the visits come from. This service is:

We use this to know which tools people are actually finding useful, and to spot broken pages. If a specific tool has zero traffic, we can either improve it or replace it. That's the whole purpose.

Cookies

Currently, SORO sets no cookies. You can verify this by opening DevTools → Application → Cookies on any page. Nothing will be listed.

If we later add advertising to cover hosting costs, we may need to allow the ad network to set a single cookie for frequency capping and (if you consent) personalization. If that happens:

Third-party services

The list is deliberately short. Right now it consists of:

If we ever add a new third-party service, it will be listed here before it goes live, with its purpose stated plainly.

Local storage and IndexedDB

A few tools use browser storage for convenience. This data stays on your device and is never transmitted:

You can clear both at any time via your browser's privacy settings. Nothing depends on them for the tools to work — they're just a convenience for the homepage-to-tool flow.

Your rights

Because SORO does not collect personal data, there is very little for you to exercise rights over. But for completeness, under GDPR, CCPA, and similar frameworks:

Children

SORO is a general-purpose utility site and does not knowingly collect data from anyone, including children under 13. Because no data is collected from anyone, there is nothing to specially protect.

Changes to this policy

If the policy ever changes, the updated version will appear on this page with a new "Last updated" date at the top. Material changes — anything that would meaningfully alter how your data is handled — will be announced at the top of the homepage for at least two weeks so regular visitors can see them.

What will never change: your files stay on your device. That is the entire point of the project, and it will not be quietly walked back.

Open for inspection

The site is entirely static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You can view the complete source of any page by pressing Ctrl+U (or Cmd+Option+U) in your browser. There is nothing hidden — every request, every library, and every operation is in plain text.

Questions about this policy?

If anything here is unclear, or you've found a discrepancy between this page and what the site actually does, please reach out so it can be fixed.

The best place to raise an issue is via the contact link in the footer of the homepage.