Privacy Policy

Who runs Ramupod

Ramupod is operated by Aldo Marcelino NF Lubis. For privacy questions or requests, contact aldomarcelinolubis@gmail.com. This policy covers the features currently available on this website.

Local tool processing

Local utilities process pasted text, uploaded files, tokens, and generated mock data in your browser. These local tools do not send inputs to a Ramupod API or store them in a server database. Uploading a file into a tool reads it on your device; copying and downloading results happen only when you choose those actions. IP inspection uses the network services described below.

Most tool inputs exist only while the page is open. Notes is the exception described below. Browser history, extensions, clipboard managers, downloads, and device backups may retain data independently of this application. Avoid entering passwords, private keys, API credentials, or other sensitive information.

IP and system inspection

What Is My IP & System Inspector requests your IP and available connection metadata from our Cloudflare edge endpoint. Custom IP lookup sends the IP you enter through that endpoint to ipapi.co. The endpoint does not store inspection results in an application database and returns no-store cache headers. Hosting and provider services may process request logs under their own policies.

Device and browser details are inspected locally and are not uploaded by this tool. Running the optional WebRTC check contacts Google's public STUN service, which can observe your network IP. The check does not request camera or microphone access. Inspection results remain in page memory until you leave or choose to copy them.

QA bug capture and local evidence

The QA Bug Capture & Handoff viewer reads capture JSON, HAR files, report drafts, and optional screenshots locally in page memory. It does not upload this evidence, fetch URLs found inside it, send it to AI, or replay captured requests. Clearing the session or closing the page removes its in-memory data. Exported files and copied evidence remain under your control.

The optional Ramupod QA Chrome extension captures HTTP request evidence only after you explicitly start a session. Quick mode uses Chrome debugging permission, active-tab access and scripting for floating controls and viewport screenshots. Chrome requires debugging permission at install/update; recording attaches only to the tab selected on Start and stops on Stop, Finish, detach or a limit. The alternative DevTools panel requires DevTools to remain open. The extension applies default redaction before writing bounded recovery snapshots to chrome.storage.local and before exporting. Use its Clear session or delete-recovery controls to remove those snapshots; browser profile backups may retain data independently. Other active panels can save new snapshots until stopped or cleared separately. The extension does not use cloud sync or an application backend.

Request evidence can contain credentials and personal information. Automatic redaction is not perfect. Review text and each screenshot before sharing; text redaction does not alter image pixels. The browser's own DevTools may retain raw network data independently of the extension. Finish opens the explicitly configured Ramupod viewer and transfers a redacted package locally through the extension, bound to that recipient tab and a short-lived handoff token. Supported viewer origins are localhost:3000 and dotools.com. The token contains no payload; no evidence is uploaded to an application server, issue tracker or AI service.

Notes and browser preferences

Notes uses localStorage in the current browser to save note titles, text, formatting, timestamps, IDs, and pinned status. Notes are not encrypted by this tool, backed up by Ramupod, or synced across devices. They remain until you delete them or clear site data; browser settings or private browsing may remove them sooner.

The application also stores your light or dark theme preference in localStorage. You can remove this data through your browser’s site-data settings. Export Notes before clearing site data if you want to keep a backup. JSON imports are read locally; exported files are saved to the location you choose.

Website delivery and technical data

The website is hosted through Cloudflare. Visiting the site sends ordinary web-request information to the hosting provider, such as your IP address, requested URL, browser information, and request time. Cloudflare may process technical data for delivery, reliability, and security under its privacy policy and the applicable service configuration. This is separate from processing the text you enter into tools.

Technical-data retention and processing locations depend on Cloudflare’s services and policies; we do not promise a fixed retention period or a single processing country. The application does not include advertising trackers or third-party analytics scripts, and does not sell your tool inputs.

External content and contact

Markdown previews can load images from URLs included in the document. Those requests go to the image host, which can receive request metadata such as your IP address. Opening an external link takes you to a service with its own privacy practices. Fonts and the application’s bundled assets are served with the website.

If you email the operator or submit an issue on GitHub, the information you choose to send is handled by those services and used to respond or resolve the issue. Do not include secrets or private tool inputs in support requests. Support correspondence is retained only as needed to handle the request and meet applicable obligations; you may ask for its deletion.

Webhook Inspector is a preview

Webhook Inspector currently displays bundled examples only. It does not create receiving endpoints, collect real webhook requests, store request history, or replay requests. If a backend-powered version launches, its data handling and retention will be explained before it accepts real requests. The browser-processing badge applies to the available local tools.

Your choices and privacy requests

You can stop using a tool, delete Notes, export a backup, and clear browser site data at any time. Ramupod cannot retrieve or delete Notes remotely because they are stored in your browser.

Depending on the law that applies to you, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, or object to the processing of personal information, and to complain to your local data-protection authority. Contact aldomarcelinolubis@gmail.com to make a request concerning information held by the operator. We may need enough information to verify and respond to your request.

Changes to this policy

We will update this page and its revision date when our practices change. Material changes to how a feature handles personal information will be explained before the new processing begins, with consent requested where required.