Every public tool processes the values you enter locally in your browser. Tool inputs are not uploaded to or processed by No Trust servers, no analytics are collected, and no advertising or analytics trackers are used. Privacy is not an optional feature – it is the foundation of every tool we build.

At a Glance

• Tool inputs are processed locally in your browser
• No uploads
• No tracking cookies
• No tracking
• No analytics
• Privacy-first by design

What NO TRUST Is

NO TRUST is a collection of lightweight, fast, and privacy-focused security utilities designed for people who want transparency instead of assumptions.

Every public tool processes the values you enter locally in your browser. That means tool inputs stay on your device from start to finish. We do not collect, store, or process tool inputs on our servers, and we do not include advertising, analytics, or hidden tracking code anywhere on this site.

Our goal is simple: provide security tools that earn your trust through transparency, not by asking for it.

Local Execution Guarantee

Every public tool processes the values you enter locally on your device. This means:

• No server-side processing
• No uploaded files or stored input
• Tool processing does not depend on external APIs or third-party services
• No telemetry or background data collection
• No analytics trackers
• No hidden tracking scripts

You can inspect the source code, monitor your browser’s network activity, or even disconnect from the Internet where applicable while using many of our tools. Ordinary site features, such as anonymous feedback controls, may contact the No Trust website and use local browser storage to remember your selection, but tool inputs are not uploaded or processed server-side unless a tool clearly says otherwise.

Accessibility First

Accessibility is not an afterthought – it is a core design requirement.

NO TRUST is being built so that as many people as possible can use it comfortably, regardless of ability or experience.

Current accessibility goals include:

• Full keyboard navigation
• Screen reader compatibility
• High-contrast interfaces
• Predictable focus behaviour
• WCAG-friendly controls and tooltips
• No hover-only interactions

This commitment is personal. Members of my own family rely on accessible technology every day, and that experience influences every design decision made throughout this project.

Security Hardening

Privacy should never come at the expense of security.

Current protections include:

• A+ TLS/SSL configuration, independently verified by Qualys SSL Labs on August 15, 2026
• Strict HTTP security headers
• HSTS enforcement
• Zero trackers
• No Cloudflare or third-party reverse proxies
• No externally hosted JavaScript libraries where practical

Security and privacy should reinforce one another, not compete with one another.

Why These Tools Exist

Many online security tools require you to upload sensitive information or submit it to remote servers for processing. While some services are trustworthy, users are often expected to accept privacy claims without any practical way to verify them.

NO TRUST was created to offer a different approach.

Our tools are designed to be:

• Transparent
• Local
• Fast
• Accessible
• Privacy-first
• Free to use

If a tool can safely run in your browser, we believe it should.

The Road Ahead

NO TRUST is an evolving project, and new tools continue to be added as they are designed, tested, and independently verified.

Current development includes:

• Additional credential utilities
• Expanded privacy tools
• Breach-awareness features
• Accessibility improvements
• Continued refinement of the unified tool interface

Build tools that earn trust through transparency, not by asking for it.

Our Security & Privacy Architecture

Everything on NO TRUST is built around a simple principle:

Trust nothing. Verify everything.

The platform uses no advertising or analytics trackers and stores no personal data from the tools themselves. Whenever technically practical, public tool processing happens entirely within your browser.

Rather than asking visitors to simply believe our privacy claims, we encourage independent verification.

Independent Verification

You never have to rely solely on our word.

We encourage anyone to independently inspect the site’s security and privacy posture using publicly available auditing tools.

You can verify:

• TLS/SSL configuration using Qualys SSL Labs
• HTTP security headers using independent scanners
• Browser network activity using your own developer tools

Transparency is one of the strongest security features we can provide.

Do not take our word for it. Verify everything.