Sharing & privacy

Your link is public

Anyone with a published link can open it without signing in, forward it or save a copy. Keep sensitive or private information out of published HTML. Your collection controls and unpublished files require your account.

Unpublish or delete a page to stop future access through PocketPages. This cannot recall downloaded copies or content already open in another browser.

HTML can be interactive

Shared tools are made by their uploaders. PocketPages restricts access to the surrounding app, but does not certify or scan tools for safety. A tool can load external resources and send information you enter to other services. Only enter information you trust that tool with.

Inputs inside tools are not backed up or synced by PocketPages. Browser storage and separate local files are unsupported. Keep your original HTML and use collection exports for your own saved copies.

Basic usage measurements

We count steps such as previewing, publishing, copying a link and opening a shared viewer to understand what works. These measurements do not collect uploaded HTML, tool inputs, cookies, IP addresses or raw browser-agent strings. We do not assign tracking identifiers to anonymous visitors. Signed-in creators are represented by a hash of their account identifier to count activity on different dates.

Measurements and optional feedback use a rolling 30-day window; expired records are removed on the next usage or dashboard request. Only the site operator can view this dashboard. Shared tools may make their own external requests, as described above.

Community rules

Upload only material you have permission to share. Do not publish phishing, malware, scams, harmful content or someone else's private information without permission.

Report a problem

Use Report page above a shared tool and sign in to submit. The private review queue stores your account identifier, description, page reference and timestamps. Only the configured moderator can review reports. Keep personal details out of reports.

Reports are reviewed manually; submitting one does not automatically remove content. A moderator may suspend a page and record the reason. Suspended pages cannot be republished or replaced by the uploader; the uploader can still download or delete them. Restoration leaves the page unpublished until its uploader chooses to publish it.