Privacy Policy

Last updated: 25 October 2026

This Privacy Policy explains how Rolol handles information when you visit rolol.com, use our online tools, leave a comment, or contact us. In this Policy, “Rolol”, “we”, “us”, and “our” refer to the operator of rolol.com. For privacy questions, contact info@rolol.com.

This Policy covers the website and tools at rolol.com. Other websites, subdomains, and applications may provide their own privacy notices. Check the notice shown on the service you are using.

1. Information you provide

You can browse and use many Rolol tools without creating an account. Information may nevertheless be processed when you use particular features:

  • Comments: the name, email address, optional website address, and comment you submit. Your comment and chosen display name may become public after moderation. Your email address is not normally displayed with your comment.
  • Support messages: your email address or other contact details, message, and any attachments you choose to send. If you contact us through WhatsApp or another platform, that platform also handles the communication under its own privacy policy.
  • Tool inputs: files, text, code, amounts, dates, locations, or other information you enter. How these inputs are handled depends on the tool, as explained below.

Please avoid including passwords, one-time codes, private keys, unnecessary identity documents, or other highly confidential information in public comments or support messages.

2. Browser processing, files, and saved tool data

Many Rolol utilities perform their main file, text, audio, image, or calculation work inside your browser. This is different from submitting a file for processing on a Rolol server. However, a browser-based tool is not necessarily offline: the page may still contact analytics services, load libraries, or use external services for a particular feature.

Some tools save data or preferences in your browser using local storage or similar technologies. Examples include expense records, saved code, trip settings, language choices, and display preferences. This data can remain after you close the page. Use the tool’s reset or clear option where available, or clear the site’s stored data in your browser. Clearing storage may permanently remove your saved work, so export anything you need first.

Browser storage is not a secure vault. Someone with access to your browser or device may be able to access saved information. Rolol cannot generally recover locally stored records or files that you delete from your device.

3. Tools that contact external services

Some features need to send information to a service outside Rolol. Important examples are:

  • Maps, place search, and routes: trip planning and distance features can send place names, search terms, and route coordinates to providers such as Photon/Komoot, OpenStreetMap-related services, Nominatim, and OSRM. Google Maps previews and links also contact Google.
  • Payment QR images in invoice tools: the GST Invoice and Transport Invoice tools use the external QR service at goQR.me / QR Server to create payment QR images. The service receives the encoded payment request, which can include your UPI ID and amount, along with ordinary connection information such as the requesting IP address.
  • Bank, postal, and currency lookups: features can send the relevant IFSC code, postal code, country selection, or currency selection to services such as Razorpay IFSC, Pincode API, Postcodes.io, Zippopotam.us, and Frankfurter. These services also receive ordinary connection information.
  • Speech to text: this feature uses your browser’s speech-recognition service. After you permit microphone access and start recognition, your browser may send audio to its service provider for transcription. Processing is not guaranteed to stay on your device.
  • Live code previews: code that you run may load external scripts, images, fonts, or other resources specified in that code. Those requests are governed by the destination services’ practices.
  • Sharing: if you choose a share, WhatsApp, or similar option, the content you select for sharing is passed to the destination app or service. Review it before sending; that service’s privacy practices apply.

These providers handle requests under their own terms and privacy practices. Review the feature and provider before entering sensitive information. A third-party resource loading does not, by itself, mean that the entire file you selected is sent to that provider.

4. Technical information and website operation

When you request a web page, Rolol’s hosting infrastructure and the services that deliver resources receive technical information needed to respond. This can include your IP address, browser and device information, requested URL, referring page, and request time. Hosting, security, and comment systems may keep associated logs to operate the site, investigate errors, moderate submissions, and prevent abuse.

Some pages load fonts, images, editors, or software libraries from external hosts, including Google Fonts, jsDelivr, cdnjs/Cloudflare, unpkg, Tiny Cloud, Wikimedia, and other resource providers. Your browser contacts those hosts to obtain the resource and shares connection information with them.

Profile images may be supplied by Gravatar, an Automattic service. A request for an avatar can include an identifier derived from an email address and technical connection information. See Automattic’s Privacy Policy for details.

5. Google Analytics

Rolol uses Google Analytics to understand visits and improve the website. Depending on the configuration and your privacy choices, Google Analytics can process information such as pages viewed, interactions, referral sources, browser and device characteristics, approximate location, and cookie or similar identifiers.

Google receives technical information when its services are contacted. For details, read Google’s Privacy Policy and how Google uses information from sites and apps that use its services.

You can manage cookies in your browser. Google also provides an Analytics opt-out browser add-on for supported browsers. Where a consent control is provided, use it to make or change your choices.

6. Advertising and Google AdSense

Rolol may display advertising, including Google AdSense. When Google advertising is enabled, third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies or similar technologies to serve and measure ads based on visits to Rolol and other websites. Google’s advertising cookies can allow Google and its partners to personalize advertising, subject to applicable requirements, settings, and user choices.

Other advertising partners, where enabled, may also use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses, and device information for ad delivery, measurement, and fraud prevention. A consent message, where provided, identifies participating advertising partners and the available choices.

You can manage Google’s personalized-ad settings through My Ad Center. You can also review participating companies’ choices at YourAdChoices. These choices do not necessarily remove advertising or stop information processing needed for functions such as security and fraud prevention.

Privacy information does not replace any separate cookie or advertising consent required by applicable law. Merely visiting the site does not give blanket consent to optional tracking.

7. Cookies, storage, and your controls

Cookies and browser storage can support website operation, saved preferences, comments, analytics, and advertising. If you select the comment form’s option to remember your details, your browser may store your name, email address, and website for a later comment. WordPress and enabled site features may also use session or security-related storage.

You can block or delete cookies, clear site data, change browser permissions, and revoke microphone or camera permission through your browser settings. Blocking a technology can affect the feature that relies on it. Changing advertising preferences does not automatically erase saved tool records, and clearing local storage does not remove a comment already submitted to the website.

8. How information is used and disclosed

Information is used to provide the feature you request, respond to messages, publish and moderate comments, maintain the website, understand usage, and address security or legal issues. Providers involved in hosting, communications, analytics, advertising, maps, QR generation, and other features receive information needed for their roles.

Information may also be disclosed when reasonably necessary to comply with a valid legal obligation or protect users, the website, or others from abuse. We do not publish your private support messages as website content without your permission. Any legally required disclosure is handled separately from ordinary website publication.

Where applicable law requires a legal basis, it depends on the activity and may include your consent, fulfilling your request, legal obligations, or legitimate operational interests where permitted. Optional tracking that requires consent is subject to that separate requirement.

9. Retention, security, and international processing

Retention depends on the purpose and where the information is stored. Published comments and associated moderation records may remain while the discussion is maintained. Support messages may be kept while handling a request and for necessary follow-up. Technical logs, analytics information, and provider records follow the relevant settings, operational needs, and applicable obligations.

Locally saved tool data remains subject to your browser’s storage behavior and your own deletion choices. A provider may keep records under its own policy. Deleting a live record may not immediately remove copies in backups or independent search caches.

We seek to protect information through reasonable measures appropriate to the website, but no internet transmission or storage method is risk-free. Providers may process information in countries other than the country where you live, with different privacy laws.

10. Privacy requests and children

Depending on the law that applies to you, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, or a copy of personal information, or to withdraw consent. Contact info@rolol.com with enough detail to identify the relevant comment or communication. We may need reasonable verification before acting. Requests are handled subject to applicable rights, exceptions, and obligations. You may also have a right to complain to your local data-protection authority.

For information stored only in your browser, use the tool or browser controls described above. For data handled independently by Google or another provider, its own privacy controls may also be needed.

Rolol provides general-purpose utilities. We do not design comment or support features to solicit children’s personal information. A child should use services with a parent or guardian where permission is required. If you believe a child has provided personal information that should not have been collected, contact us so we can review and take appropriate action.

11. Updates and contact

We may revise this Policy when features or practices change. The date at the top shows the latest revision. For privacy questions or requests, email info@rolol.com or visit our Contact Us page. Website use is also addressed in our Terms and Conditions.