PDF tools that never upload your files

Don't trust us — verify it yourself

Privacy claims are cheap. This one is provable in 20 seconds:

1. The offline test: open any tool, then turn off your Wi-Fi, then use it. It still works — because nothing is being sent anywhere.
2. The network test: press F12, open the Network tab, and run a tool. You'll see no upload of your file. Only the page's own code, which loaded before you added anything.

Under the hood, PDFAgent uses WebAssembly and JavaScript (pdf-lib, PDF.js, Tesseract) to do everything locally on your device's own processor. There is no server step because there is no server doing the work.

Why it matters

The files people run through PDF tools are exactly the sensitive ones: signed contracts, bank statements, payslips, medical reports, scanned IDs. Uploading those to an unknown company's server — even one that "deletes after an hour" — means trusting a promise you can't verify, and exposing your document to their staff, their storage and any breach. The safest file is the one that never leaves your device.