NoDossier

Do not take our word for it

Check our promise yourself

Every privacy service asks you to trust it with the very data you are trying to protect. We would rather you did not have to. NoDossier says nothing you type into its tools leaves your browser, and you can check that in two minutes without knowing anything about code.

  1. 1

    Open the request builder

    Go to the page where you type your name and addresses.

    Open it in a new tab

  2. 2

    Open your browser's network panel

    In Chrome, Edge or Firefox press F12, or right-click the page and choose Inspect, then pick the Network tab. On a Mac in Safari, turn on the Develop menu in Settings first. This panel lists every message your browser sends.

  3. 3

    Clear it, then type

    Press the clear button so the list is empty. Now fill in the form with anything you like and press the button that writes your requests.

  4. 4

    Look at what was sent

    The list stays empty. Your letters appear on screen, built by your own browser, and not one message carrying what you typed goes anywhere. If you ever see one, tell us, because it would mean we broke our word.

What stops us breaking it by accident

Promises get broken by mistake more often than on purpose: someone adds an analytics script, a font from another site, or a helpful little upload, and nobody notices. So the promise is enforced by a test, not by good intentions.

  • Every file that runs on the request builder and the tracker is checked on every build.
  • If any of them gains a way to talk to a server, the build fails and nothing ships.
  • If someone adds a new file to either tool without putting it under the same check, the build fails too.
  • Analytics are switched off on both tools by design, and the test fails if that ever changes.

What this does not cover

Our host keeps the ordinary log of which pages were requested, as every website does. That records that someone opened the request builder, not anything typed into it. When you send a letter to a broker, it goes from your own email account, so the broker sees what you send them, which is the point. And the paid tier, when it opens, will hold data so it can act for you, which is exactly why it is not on sale until the safeguards on the security page are finished.