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We value your privacy
Zilita uses cookies from Google to deliver and enhance the quality of its services and to analyze traffic. You can choose to accept or decline. No personal data is stored on our servers.
Understand how Zilita protects your data with client-side processing and zero-server architecture.
Most online tools require you to upload your data to a server for processing. When you format a JSON file, convert a PDF, or use an AI writing tool on a typical website, your data travels across the internet, gets processed on a remote server, and is often stored indefinitely. Zilita takes a fundamentally different approach: every tool processes data entirely within your browser, on your device, using client-side JavaScript and WebAssembly.
When you use a Zilita tool, your browser downloads the application code (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) just like any website. However, instead of sending your input data to a server for processing, the code runs locally on your device. Your file, text, or settings are processed using your device's CPU and memory. The result is displayed in the browser and never transmitted over the network.
For AI-powered tools like the Humanizer and CBC Lesson Planner, Zilita uses WebAssembly and WebGPU to run machine learning models directly in your browser. The models are downloaded once and cached locally. Your prompts, text, and personal information never leave your device.
Zilita does not operate servers that store user data. There are no databases, no user accounts, and no cloud storage. The only data persistence happens through your browser's localStorage API, which saves data on your device for tools like the Notes App and Task Planner. This data stays on your computer and can be cleared at any time through your browser settings. No one else can access it.
Zilita uses essential cookies for technical functionality and Google Analytics for anonymous usage statistics. No personal data from tool inputs is collected or tracked.
Since processing happens locally, only the initial page load is visible as a network request. The data you input into tools is not transmitted, so network observers cannot see it.
Yes. AI models are downloaded to your browser cache the first time you use an AI tool. They are stored locally and reused on subsequent visits without re-downloading.
Open your browser settings, find the Privacy & Security section, and clear site data or localStorage for the Zilita domain. This will remove all locally stored notes, tasks, and settings.
The Zilita Team builds privacy-first browser tools that help teachers, students, developers, businesses, and creators work more efficiently without sacrificing data privacy.