SendReady doesn't want your data
No cookies. No tracking scripts. No accounts. No database. Here's the whole story, and it's a short one.
Analytics
Traffic stats come from server logs, aggregate and server-side. There's no analytics script in your browser, nothing stored on your device, and no way to follow you around the internet. I can see that someone checked a domain today. I can't see that it was you.
The domain you check
It goes to the API, gets looked up against public DNS, and the result sits in memory for about 60 seconds so repeat checks are fast. It never touches a database. There isn't a database to touch.
Email headers you paste
Headers and uploaded .eml files are parsed, validated, and thrown away. Yes, headers contain things like email addresses. They're processed to give you your result and then they're gone.
Your IP address
Held in memory briefly for rate limiting, so nobody can hammer the API. Entries expire within minutes.
Your check history
Lives in your browser's localStorage and never leaves your machine. The server doesn't see it. Neither do I. Clear it any time with the Clear button in the history dropdown, or nuke it with your browser data.
Share links
Shared reports are self-contained. The entire report gets compressed into the link itself, in the part after the #, which browsers don't even send to servers. Share a report and the data lives in that link, nowhere else.
One small thing worth knowing
If a domain you check publishes a BIMI logo, your browser loads that image directly from wherever that domain hosts it. Same as visiting any web page with images on it.
Questions? Find me at jimmypiraino.com.