DaivVerse is a public utility workspace. We design tools to collect as little information as possible, keep temporary files short-lived, and make data handling expectations clear.
Depending on the tool, you may enter text, numbers, domain names, short contact messages, tool inputs, settings, identifiers, or contact details. Do not enter real passwords, private keys, card security codes, financial credentials, government IDs, identity documents, or confidential business data unless the tool clearly explains the processing method and you understand the risk.
Some protected workflows may need temporary workspace storage to process submitted inputs and generated outputs. These files are intended to expire automatically after the configured retention window. Download links may stop working after expiry.
If you register, we may store account identifiers, password hashes, role assignments, two-factor settings, login timestamps, access logs, and security audit details. Passwords are not stored in plain text.
When visitor logging or analytics is enabled, we may record page route, time, anonymous browser key, account identifier if signed in, IP address, browser user agent, referrer, language, basic event names, and routing headers. This helps diagnose problems, prevent abuse, understand site usage, and improve reliability. Tool inputs, uploaded file contents, passwords, tokens, and generated results should not be sent as analytics event values.
We use essential cookies for sign-in, session security, anonymous request counting, and core site operation. Some tools use browser local storage for preferences, saved drafts, game scores, local-only workspaces, themes, and test data. Clearing browser data may remove locally saved items.
Read Cookie and Local Storage PolicyWhen analytics is enabled on the live site, we use two third-party measurement tools to understand how the site is used so we can fix problems and improve the tools. We ask for your consent first: these tools and their cookies only load after you choose Accept on our cookie banner, and you can decline. Neither tool receives your tool inputs, uploaded file contents, passwords, tokens, or generated results, and we do not run them on private pages such as admin, account, sign-in, or access-control pages.
We use Google Analytics to count page views and basic interaction events, such as which tool pages are
opened. It is configured for privacy: IP addresses are anonymized, Google Signals are disabled, and
ad-personalization signals are disabled. Google Analytics sets cookies such as _ga and
_ga_* to tell anonymous visitors and sessions apart. This data is processed by Google.
We use Microsoft Clarity to understand how visitors interact with our website through heatmaps, session recordings, and analytics. This helps us improve user experience and fix usability issues. Microsoft Clarity may collect usage data such as clicks, scrolling behavior, device/browser information, and approximate location. We do not use Clarity to intentionally collect sensitive personal information.
Consent: in the EEA, the UK, and Switzerland, Clarity cookies are only set after you give explicit consent through our cookie banner. If you decline, Clarity does not store its cookies, and features such as session recordings may be limited or unavailable.
Masking: Clarity masks text by default, and we keep sensitive fields — such as email,
phone, login, and payment inputs — masked so their contents are not captured in recordings. We also avoid
recording private areas (admin, account, sign-in, and access-control pages). Clarity sets cookies such as
_clck, _clsk, and CLID, and your browser contacts Microsoft
(clarity.ms) to send this usage data, which is processed by Microsoft.
_ga, _ga_*) and Microsoft Clarity (_clck, _clsk, CLID) cookies described above.You can opt out of analytics by blocking these cookies or third-party scripts in your browser, using a tracker-blocking extension, or sending a Do Not Track / Global Privacy Control signal where supported. Blocking them does not affect the core tools.
When enabled in site settings, contact forms, account entry points, file workflows, and abuse-prone tools may use Cloudflare Turnstile to reduce spam, automated abuse, and credential attacks. In that mode, your browser may contact Cloudflare to complete the verification.
We do not sell personal information. We may disclose information if required by law, to protect the service from abuse, or to operate hosting, database, logging, and security infrastructure used by the site. Avoid placing confidential third-party data into tools unless you have permission.
Temporary tool files are intended to be deleted automatically after the configured retention period shown for the relevant tool. Operational logs may include route, IP address, user agent, request time, and diagnostic metadata so the service can troubleshoot errors and reduce abuse. Account, role, access, and exception logs may be retained longer for security and operational reasons. You can request deletion or correction by emailing us.
Do not use the website as the only copy of important files, do not enter live secrets unnecessarily, and independently verify important outputs.