Privacy

Your tool entries and results

The random tools process entries and produce results in your browser. RandJoy’s tool code does not send your lists, participant names, custom choices, generated passwords or sample datasets to our application server. The server delivers the website and public tool data. RandJoy currently has no accounts, payment features or advertising features.

Some tools save drafts, settings, results or saved wheels in local browser storage. That storage belongs to the browser and device you are using, and can remain until you clear it or the browser removes it. People with access to the same browser profile may be able to see saved work. Browser storage is not a cloud backup.

The password generator does not save generated passwords in result history or browser storage. Copying a password puts it on your system clipboard. Downloads, printed output and anything you copy into another application are then controlled by you and those applications.

Optional Google Analytics

Google Analytics helps us understand which pages people use so we can improve RandJoy. It loads only after you allow analytics. If you decline, the tools still work and our Google Analytics tag remains blocked.

When allowed, the site sends page-view information using a clean page address and page title. Google’s requests also involve technical information such as browser/device details, cookie identifiers and the IP address used to deliver the request. This is not a promise of anonymous browsing. Google may process this information on servers outside your country.

Our analytics integration does not include tool entries, generated results, search terms, URL query strings, page fragments or referring-page addresses in the page-view information it sends. Advertising signals and personalization are disabled in our integration. Analytics cookies can recognize this browser on later visits while your choice remains active.

Your analytics choice is remembered on this device for up to 180 days. Our analytics cookies are configured with a maximum 180-day lifetime without automatic renewal. The Google Analytics property is configured for two months of user-level and event-level data retention; aggregated reports may be retained longer.

You can review your analytics choice in Privacy settings.

How Google uses information from sites that use its services

Page requests and support email

Loading a page sends a request to the services that host and deliver RandJoy. Those services may record standard request information, including an IP address, requested address, time, browser details and errors, to operate and protect the website. These server records are separate from optional Google Analytics. Avoid putting sensitive information into a page address.

If you email [email protected], we receive your address, message and any attachments through our email service. We use them to reply, investigate the issue and manage support correspondence. Do not email passwords, confidential participant lists or other information we do not need. Contact us to ask about information in a support conversation.

Your choices

• Use Privacy settings on this page or in the footer to allow or decline analytics. Changing to decline stops future analytics collection by this integration; it does not undo information already sent.
• Use a tool’s clear or delete controls where available, or clear RandJoy’s site data in your browser to remove local drafts, settings, history and consent choices. Export anything you want to keep first.
• Manage exported files, printed copies and clipboard contents separately. Clearing browser storage does not delete them or copies you have shared.
• For privacy questions or requests relating to support correspondence, email [email protected]. Describe your request without including unnecessary sensitive information.

Changes to this page

We will update this page when the site’s data practices change. The date at the top identifies the latest revision.