Your private operating system for everyday life

Your workspace stays in your browser. Notes, tasks, money figures and health entries are stored on this device (browser storage and IndexedDB). Palarid has no user-account database and cannot read, recover or delete what you create.

What does contact a server: our host, Netlify, delivers the pages and keeps ordinary server logs (IP address, browser); AI features send the prompt you write through Palarid's relay to the AI provider, or straight to a provider whose key you supply; weather, maps, currency and other live-data tools contact their provider only when you use them.

Everything else — what is logged, for how long, which providers, and how to complain — is set out in full on the policy page, which is the only version we maintain.

Palarid itself sets no advertising or tracking cookies. It uses your browser's own storage (localStorage, IndexedDB and the offline cache) to keep the work you create and your settings on this device. No advertising is running (as of 16 September 2026), so no advertising cookie is set by anyone.

The full notice lists every item stored, what it is for and how long it lasts — and it is where the page-speed script run by our host is disclosed. That page is the only version we maintain.

Palarid is free, provided as-is, with no account, subscription or payment. Everything you create is stored on your own device: we hold no copy and cannot recover it for you, so export a backup from time to time.

Nothing in Palarid is financial, medical, legal or tax advice. Calculators are planning estimates built on the figures you enter. In an emergency call 999 (or 111 for urgent, non-emergency advice in the UK).

Acceptable use, liability, intellectual property and governing law (England and Wales) are set out in full on the terms page, which is the only version we maintain.

Because your workspace is stored on your own device, you exercise most rights yourself, instantly. Settings → Data shows what is stored, exports a copy you own, and clears it. Edit or delete any entry in the tool that created it.

The rights page explains each UK GDPR right in turn, what the app can and cannot clear, and how to complain to the ICO. That page is the only version we maintain.

Palarid aims at WCAG 2.2 AA and is not there yet. Every tool can be reached by keyboard, icon-only controls carry names, results are announced, and reduced-motion is respected. Some tools are visual by nature (the map, colour pickers, charts) and are not fully conveyed to a screen reader.

The statement lists the known failures honestly and is updated as they are fixed. If any part of Palarid is difficult to use, tell us — accessibility reports are treated as priority bugs.