Privacy
Privacy Policy
Learn how JustRandom handles tool input, browser storage, technical information, cookies, analytics, and advertising.
Last updated: July 18, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains the current practices for the JustRandom website and tools. It is written for users, and it is not a substitute for professional legal advice.
Overview
JustRandom is a general-purpose random utility website. This policy applies to the JustRandom website and the tools available on it, including tools for coin flips, dice rolls, random numbers, name picking, team generation, and wheel picking.
Information users enter into tools
Depending on the tool, users may enter names, wheel options, team member labels, number ranges, dice counts, and tool settings. Based on the current implementation, this information is processed directly in the browser and is not submitted to a JustRandom application backend.
JustRandom does not provide user accounts, and tool input is not intentionally collected as account information. Browser extensions, operating systems, networks, and other software outside JustRandom may behave under their own controls.
Browser storage
The Wheel Picker may store valid wheel options and the selected spin speed in localStorage on the current browser so the wheel can be reused across visits. The stored payload is validated before use, and malformed or unsupported saved data is discarded.
The theme switcher stores the selected light or dark theme preference in localStorage. Coin Flip, Dice Roller, Random Number Generator, Random Name Picker, and Random Team Generator do not intentionally save their entered values or results to localStorage in the current implementation.
Users can clear locally stored information through available tool controls or browser site-data settings. Clearing browser data may remove saved wheel options, spin speed, and theme preference. If browser storage is blocked, affected tools are designed to continue working for the current session where possible.
Information processed automatically
When a user requests the website, technical information may be processed by the hosting and infrastructure provider to deliver, secure, diagnose, and maintain the site. This may include IP address, browser type, device type, requested page, date and time of request, referring page, and diagnostic or security information.
The project documentation identifies Vercel as the planned primary production host for the static export. JustRandom does not currently document a separate application server that receives tool input.
Cookies and similar technologies
The current JustRandom application code does not set cookies. localStorage is browser storage and is different from a cookie. JustRandom currently uses localStorage for the theme preference and, in the Wheel Picker, saved options and spin speed.
JustRandom does not currently include analytics cookies or advertising cookies in the application code. Third-party services, if added in the future, may use cookies or similar technologies under their own policies.
Analytics
Google Analytics and other analytics services are not implemented in the current application code. JustRandom may use privacy-conscious analytics services in the future, and this policy should be updated before or when such services are enabled.
Advertising
Google AdSense and other advertising services are not implemented in the current application code. JustRandom may display third-party advertising in the future, and this policy should be updated when advertising services are enabled.
This task does not add an AdSense Publisher ID, verification script, ad unit, consent banner, or ads.txt entry.
Third-party service providers
The confirmed service provider documented for production delivery is Vercel, which may process technical request information to host and deliver the static website. Third-party providers process information under their own terms and privacy policies.
How information is used
Information is used to deliver the website, operate tool functionality in the browser, preserve user-selected local settings, secure and diagnose the website, and respond to messages voluntarily sent by users when a public contact address is available.
Data retention
Tool input stored in localStorage remains in the user's browser until it is replaced, cleared through tool controls, removed by browser settings, or removed by the browser. Hosting or infrastructure logs, if maintained by the hosting provider, are handled under that provider's practices.
If a public contact email is configured, messages voluntarily sent to that address may be retained as needed to review, respond to, and maintain records of the request. No exact retention period is defined in the current project configuration.
User choices
- Avoid entering sensitive information into JustRandom tools.
- Clear browser localStorage or site data when needed.
- Clear or block browser cookies using browser controls.
- Use browser privacy settings and extension controls.
- Review analytics or advertising controls if those services are added later.
- Visit the Contact page for privacy questions.
Blocking browser storage may affect features that rely on saved local settings.
Sensitive information
Do not enter unnecessary sensitive or confidential information into JustRandom tools. Examples include passwords, financial account information, government identification numbers, medical information, or confidential business information.
Children's privacy
JustRandom is a general-purpose utility website and is not designed to knowingly collect personal information from children.
External links
JustRandom may link to external websites. Those websites are not operated by JustRandom, and their privacy practices may differ.
Changes to this policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated as JustRandom changes. The “Last updated” date will reflect material changes.
Privacy questions can be sent once a public contact email is published. The current contact status is available on the Contact page.