Website privacy

September 26, 2026

Your worksheet belongs to you

What you type into a free worksheet stays on that page in your browser. We do not upload it, save it on our servers, or use it for analytics. Leaving or reloading the page clears the entries. Printing or saving a PDF uses your browser and your chosen destination.

The family tree, reunion planner, interview workbook, recipe template and photo caption builder also let you download an editable file and reopen it on this website. The file contains your entries and is read in your browser, not uploaded to us. Keep it somewhere private. These files do not sync with or import into the app. The conversation cards use a fixed set of original questions; no conversation is recorded. The call planner uses the time zones and preferred hours you choose; it does not request your device location or access a calendar. Copy buttons write the result to your clipboard only when you choose to copy it.

Understanding visits

When enabled, we use Vercel Web Analytics to understand visits to public product pages, resources and guides: for example, page views, referring websites, browser type and approximate country. It uses no analytics cookies and no cross-site advertising profile. Vercel processes connection information to provide the service.

Our integration removes URL query strings and fragments and excludes unknown paths. It sends no worksheet text, account identifiers or family content. It skips page-view events when the browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control. Browser blocking and these choices mean our counts are incomplete.

Our hosting provider also processes normal request information to serve and protect the website. Read Vercel’s analytics privacy information.

App store links

Google Play links include the public page name or one of our predefined social campaign labels so we can assess which pages and campaigns bring visitors to the store. Unknown incoming campaign values are not forwarded. These links contain no worksheet entries or personal identifiers. Apple and Google apply their own policies when you visit their stores. A visit or store click does not tell us that someone installed or paid for Kinello.

The app’s data practices are covered by the Kinello Privacy Policy. For questions, contact us.