RNDM / The small print
Privacy.
Your tool entries belong to you. Here is what this site currently does — and what it does not do.
Tool entries and worksheets
Interactive tool entries are saved in localStorage in the browser you use. The tools do not send those entries to our servers or analytics. Other people using the same browser profile may be able to see them. You can remove saved data through your browser’s site-data settings; clearing data may also remove other site preferences. Printed worksheets are blank paper companions, not online submission forms. Completed paper and saved PDFs are your responsibility to store privately.
Newsletter
Email signup is currently inactive. We do not collect newsletter email addresses on this site. If a hosted signup provider is connected later, the signup link will take you to that provider, where its privacy information and consent choices apply. This notice should be reviewed before any new collection begins.
External services and links
Book purchases take place on Amazon, not here. Opening an Amazon link sends you to a third-party website governed by its own privacy and cookie policies. Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts and genuine covers from an image CDN; requests for these assets can reveal ordinary connection information, such as your IP address, to those services. The RNDM parent website is also a separate destination.
Hosting and diagnostics
The site host and its infrastructure may process ordinary request information and technical error reports to deliver and maintain the site. We do not currently operate a visitor analytics integration. “Entries stay on your device” refers to tool content, not to every network request involved in loading a website. No payment information is collected here.
Changes and questions
If analytics, email signup or other data collection is added, this page should be updated to describe it before activation. A dedicated privacy contact is pending. See the Contact page for the current available destination. This notice describes current functionality; it is not a claim of compliance with every jurisdiction.