Accounts
Not required
Visitors can use the public tool catalog without creating an application account.
Privacy policy
PaperKit is built around short-lived file jobs. This summary explains how uploaded files, outputs, and temporary URLs are handled so visitors can understand the boundaries of the service before they use it.
Accounts
Visitors can use the public tool catalog without creating an application account.
Retention
Job folders are kept only long enough to finish processing and serve downloads.
Search visibility
Temporary output routes are intentionally kept out of search indexes.
Uploaded files are stored in tokenized job folders only long enough to complete the requested tool flow and serve the resulting files back to the visitor.
Jobs expire automatically after the configured retention window so the service does not keep a long-term archive of downloaded outputs.
PaperKit stores a job manifest with the tool slug, timestamps, output list, and processing stats. This exists so the site can render result pages, validate downloads, and determine when a job should expire.
The operational data is tied to the temporary job flow rather than a persistent user profile.
When a deployment publishes a privacy or legal inbox, PaperKit surfaces that address publicly so visitors know where to send questions about handling and retention.
Keeping a dedicated route for privacy questions is part of making the public site transparent and reviewable.
Read terms
Read the companion rules that describe acceptable use and service availability.
Open trust page
See the broader public documentation around site transparency and support.
Get in touch
Use the public support route when a document job or policy question needs help.