What these tools do with your data
The whole point of these tools is that they don't watch you. Here's exactly what each one sends, where, and what never leaves your device — so you can check the claim rather than take it on faith.
- No accounts, no cookies, no tracking, no ads. Nothing identifies you, and there are no analytics or third-party scripts on any page.
- Your location is rounded before it's ever sent — to about a kilometre (two decimals) — and is never stored.
- Each tool only contacts the one data source it needs. Nothing is shared between tools, and several don't talk to anyone at all.
- The code is plain and inspectable — no build step, no bundler, no minified mystery. View source on any page.
Tool by tool
UV index
Today's UV level and sun-safety advice for your location.
Rain
Whether it'll rain at your location in the next two hours, plus a later-today outlook.
Departures
Live public-transport departures from stops near you, across Europe and beyond.
Time zones
World clocks and a meeting-overlap finder. on-device
Exchange rates
Convert currencies at the ECB's daily euro reference rates, with a historical chart.
Food scanner
Scan a barcode for ingredients, additives, dietary flags and nutrition.
Date picker
Find a date that works for a group, without accounts. needs a server
Radio
Search and play internet radio from around the world.
Snowflake dashboard
A live dashboard for a Tor Snowflake proxy's own traffic stats. on-device
Focus timer
A Pomodoro timer for focused work and breaks. on-device
Colour picker
Grab colours with the camera, type a hex, check WCAG contrast. on-device
Two honest caveats
The services these tools call have their own policies. Open-Meteo, Photon, Transitous, Frankfurter, Open Food Facts, LibreTranslate, Radio Browser and Buienradar are independent open/community projects. The tools send them as little as possible (and round your location first), but once a request reaches them, their handling is governed by their terms, not this site's.
"No tracking" is a design choice, and you can verify it. There's no analytics script, no cookie, and no build step hiding what runs — every page's code is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript you can read with View Source.
Last reviewed June 2026.