Effective Date: January 1, 2026
Because FreePythonCompiler operates primarily in your browser natively and securely, we do NOT collect, store, or transmit your source code, projects, or keystrokes to any remote servers. Your intellectual property remains exclusively on your machine.
We may use your browser's local storage (e.g. localStorage or Virtual File System APIs) strictly
to save application preferences such as your choice of Light or Dark mode, UI panel sizes, and your local
project files for persistence between refreshes. This data never leaves your device.
We do not use aggressive third-party trackers. Basic web server logs (which capture IP addresses for security and load balancing purposes) are maintained temporarily by our hosting providers to prevent abuse.
We reserve the right to modify this privacy policy at any time. Changes will be reflected directly on this page instantly. We recommend checking back periodically to stay informed.
Transparent explanations of how our client-side architecture safeguards developer privacy.
Direct Answer: No. FreePythonCompiler runs all code locally inside your browser via WebAssembly. Your source code and execution output never leave your computer or touch our servers.
Direct Answer: We do not require account registration, passwords, or personal profiles. We only collect standard anonymous aggregated analytics (such as page views and browser types) to ensure site reliability.
Direct Answer: Yes. Because we practice data minimization and do not store personally identifiable developer data or source code, we fully comply with global data protection regulations including GDPR and CCPA.
Direct Answer: Your local virtual files and project workspace are stored strictly inside your browser's local IndexedDB sandbox, isolated from other websites and external servers.
Direct Answer: You can reach out to our data privacy team at privacy@freepythoncompiler.com or submit a request via our Contact page.