Welcome to Tarud Online. Your privacy is not just a legal requirement for us; it is a core part of our mission. We believe that everyone should be able to use the internet without feeling like someone is constantly watching them. In this document, we will explain exactly how we handle information, why we do it, and how we protect your rights in a very simple way.
The most important thing to know about Tarud Logic Systems is that we do not want your personal data. When you use our data transformation tools, the process happens entirely within your web browser. This means your data does not travel to our servers, and we never see what you are working on. Whether you are formatting a shopping list or a complex business code, it stays on your computer. We believe that the safest place for your data is with you.
While we do not collect the data you paste into our tools, like almost every website, we do collect a tiny bit of "technical" information. This is like a shopkeeper counting how many people walked through the door today. We might see things like what kind of browser you are using (like Chrome or Safari), what time you visited, and which pages you clicked on. This information is anonymous, which means we don't know your name or where you live. We only use this to make our website faster and better for everyone.
To help us pay for the servers and keep this tool free for everyone, we work with partners like Google AdSense. Google may use "cookies" to show you ads that are interesting to you. These cookies help Google understand what you like so they don't show you ads for things you will never use. You have the right to turn off these cookies in your browser settings at any time, and our website will still work perfectly for you.
By visiting tarud.online, you are agreeing to a few simple rules. These rules are here to make sure that the internet remains a fair and safe place for everyone. Please read them carefully, as they explain what you can expect from us and what we expect from you.
Our tools are designed to help people. You are free to use them for your personal projects, your school work, or your professional job. However, we ask that you do not use our website to do anything illegal or to try and hurt our systems. We have worked very hard to build these tools, and we want them to be available for everyone to enjoy. Using robots to scrape our content or trying to break our code is not allowed.
We try our very best to make sure our tools are 100% accurate and always working. However, sometimes technology can be unpredictable. We provide our services "as is," which means we cannot promise that the website will never have a tiny mistake or a moment where it is offline. We are not responsible if a small error in a tool causes a problem with your work. Always remember to keep a backup of your original data!
The name Tarud, the logo, the design of this website, and the special way we have written our code belong to Tarud Logic Systems. You are welcome to share our website with your friends and colleagues, but you cannot copy our design or our code and claim it is yours. We love the "Open Source" spirit, but we also need to protect the identity of the brand we are building.
Cookies are small text files that websites put on your computer to remember small details. We use cookies primarily for two things: to remember your preferences (like if you prefer a dark mode or a specific setting) and to understand how people use our site through analytics. This helps us see which tools are the most popular so we can spend more time making them even better.
You are in control of your computer. If you don't like cookies, you can tell your browser to block them. You can also delete any cookies that have already been saved. If you choose to block cookies, you might have to set your preferences every time you visit, but our main tools will still work exactly the same way.
As we grow and add more tools, we might need to update these rules. When we make a big change, we will update the date at the bottom of this page. We encourage you to check this page once in a while to see if anything has changed. Your continued use of the site means you are happy with the new rules.
Last Updated: February 11, 2026