Privacy
PawQuest is a personal project. We keep things simple: no accounts, no selling of data, and your posters are made right in your browser.
The short version
- You don't need an account, and we never ask for your name or email to use the tools.
- Your documents are built on your device and download straight to you. Nothing is published.
- We never sell your information or share it with advertisers.
- Anything extra is optional and only happens if you click Accept on the banner. You can change your mind anytime with Cookie settings at the bottom of every page.
Your documents and photos
- Previews, PDFs and images are created in your browser and downloaded directly to your device.
- When you add a photo, it's redrawn on your device, which removes hidden location and camera details.
- Personal details never go into page addresses or file names. Files get simple names like
pawquest-lost-pet-letter.pdf.
When you download
To know which tools are useful, we note a quick summary of each download: the tool, format, design and color, how many pages and photos, the time, and your country (worked out from your connection — your IP address isn't kept).
If you've clicked Accept, we also keep a private copy of what you downloaded, including its text and photos, so we can see what people make and improve the designs. These copies are stored privately with our hosting and logging providers (Vercel and Axiom) and are never published or shared. Want yours deleted? Just ask through the contact page.
Drafts on your device (optional)
By default nothing is saved — close the editor and your document is gone. If you turn on Save on this device, your draft (with its photos) stays in your browser on that device only; it isn't sent to us. You can delete it anytime, or use Clear all PawQuest drafts in any editor.
Analytics
We use Vercel Web Analytics to count page visits. It doesn't use cookies and doesn't identify you.
If you click Accept, we also use Google Analytics to understand how the site is used and make it better. It uses cookies and only loads after you accept. How Google uses this information.
Suggestions you send
When you use Suggest a change, your message is emailed to us so we can read it — it isn't stored on the website. To help us fix any problem you mention, the email includes basic details from your browser: the time, the page you came from, your country, time zone and language, and your browser and device type. If you've clicked Accept, it also includes your IP address and approximate city.
Hosting
Like every website host, it keeps standard technical logs (such as IP address, browser and page visited) for security.
Children
PawQuest is made for a general audience and isn't aimed at children under 13.
Questions?
We're happy to help — get in touch through the contact page.