Last updated 2 August 2026
No account, no sign-up, nothing stored — you are fully anonymous. We do not log the links you paste or the files you download. Your Recent list is written to your own browser’s local storage and never leaves the device. This is unchanged from before Pro existed, and it stays true whether or not anyone ever subscribes.
Signing in with Google creates an account. We store your email address, your Google account ID, your display name and the link to your Google profile photo, and a list of the sessions (devices/browsers) currently signed in — that list is what lets you sign out of one device from another, and what enforces the 5-device cap. The name and photo are only used to show you who you are signed in as. We do not store a password; Google handles authentication and we never see one.
Your name, email and photo link are also kept in your own browser’s storage, so the account button can render without calling our server on every page. Signing out erases that copy.
No download activity is recorded for anyone, signed in or not. We do not store IP addresses. Deleting your account, from /account, removes your record and every session immediately.
When enabled, we use Cloudflare Web Analytics for page-view counts. It sets no cookies, builds no cross-site profile, and does not fingerprint your device. It is the only analytics this site ever runs.
After a successful download we may show one sponsor card. If you click it you are taken to that company’s own site and we may earn a commission on a purchase, at no extra cost to you. We only see that a click happened, reported in aggregate by the advertiser. We never sell your data, and we run no popups, popunders, or redirects.
Pro subscriptions are billed and processed by Creem, who act as merchant of record for Gado Labs. We never see your card details — only your subscription’s status, so the site knows to keep Pro on.
Links are resolved on demand and nothing you download is stored on our servers. Where a file is proxied, it is streamed through and discarded.
Questions: Mohamed Gado.