Privacy Policy

CalSolvr operates the website https://calsolvr.com/, which provides online calculators and related calculation tools.

This Privacy Policy explains how information may be collected, used, stored, and disclosed when you visit the website, use its tools, or communicate with CalSolvr. Please review it to understand the website’s information-handling practices.

This policy does not identify an unverified company name, physical address, or legal jurisdiction for the website operator.

The information processed through CalSolvr depends on how you interact with the website and which services are active.

Information you provide

If you contact CalSolvr, you may provide your name, email address, message subject, message content, and any other information you voluntarily include in correspondence.

Technical information

Web hosting, security, and delivery infrastructure commonly process technical information needed to receive and respond to requests. Depending on the active configuration, this may include:

• IP address and approximate request origin;
• browser type, device type, and operating system;
• referring page and pages requested;
• request date and time; and
• server, diagnostic, and security log information.

This does not mean every listed category is retained by CalSolvr. The categories actually processed depend on the current hosting and service-provider configuration.

Usage information

If an analytics or performance-measurement service is enabled, it may process information about visits and interactions. No particular analytics provider or behavioral tracking system is represented as active unless confirmed by the website’s technical configuration.

When you use a CalSolvr calculator, the values you enter are used to process the requested calculation and generate a result. Whether this processing occurs solely in your browser or involves a server depends on the implementation of the specific calculator.

CalSolvr does not state that calculator values are never transmitted, retained, cached, logged, or stored because those facts must be verified against the deployed calculator code, hosting logs, browser storage, and any connected services.

Before publication, the operator should confirm and accurately document:

• whether each calculator processes values locally or sends them to a server or third party;
• whether inputs or results appear in application, error, security, or server logs;
• whether local storage, session storage, cookies, or another browser feature preserves values;
• whether calculation history or saved results are available; and
• whether any account-based or paid feature stores calculation data.

If saved history, accounts, subscriptions, or remote processing are introduced, this policy must be updated before those features are launched or used to process visitor information.

Where applicable to the website’s actual operation, information may be processed to:

• operate, deliver, and maintain the website;
• receive calculator requests and generate requested results;
• review and respond to support or privacy inquiries;
• diagnose errors and investigate technical problems;
• protect the website, visitors, and infrastructure from misuse or security threats;
• improve website functionality and user experience; and
• meet applicable legal or regulatory obligations.

The applicable legal basis, where one is required, depends on the processing activity, the operator’s jurisdiction, and the visitor’s location. It may include performing a visitor-requested service, legitimate operational interests, compliance with a legal obligation, or consent where valid consent has been obtained. Consent is not presumed to apply to every activity.

Cookies are small data files that a website or service may store through a browser. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, and software development tools that remember information or measure activity.

Depending on the current configuration, CalSolvr or its service providers may use:

• Essential technologies needed for security, network operation, or requested website functions;
• Preference technologies that remember settings or choices;
• Analytics technologies that measure website use, if analytics is enabled; and
• Third-party technologies set through embedded or externally delivered services, where present.

This policy does not claim that every category is active or that all cookies are essential. Visitors can generally review, block, or delete browser cookies through their browser settings, although doing so may affect certain features.

Where applicable law requires consent or an opt-out mechanism for a particular technology, the website must implement and describe the mechanism actually available. This policy does not represent that a specific cookie control exists unless it is deployed on the website.

Third parties may process information while supporting website hosting, security, performance, analytics, email delivery, form handling, fonts, icons, or other operational functions. Their processing depends on which services are actually installed and configured.

Contact Form 7 is used to provide the website’s contact form. The plugin’s presence alone does not establish whether submissions are stored in WordPress, delivered through a particular email provider, filtered through an anti-spam service, or sent to another system.

No named analytics, tag-management, content-delivery, security, CAPTCHA, payment, advertising, or email provider is identified here without verification. The operator should review active WordPress plugins, theme integrations, hosting settings, network requests, DNS configuration, and service contracts to identify providers that require disclosure.

The CalSolvr contact form may collect your name, email address, subject, and message. Information you voluntarily place in the message is also included in the submission.

This information is used to review your inquiry, communicate with you, provide requested support, and maintain relevant correspondence. Form information may be processed by WordPress, Contact Form 7, the website’s hosting environment, and the configured email-delivery infrastructure.

Whether submissions are stored in the WordPress database, retained in mailboxes, recorded in logs, or processed by anti-spam or email-delivery services depends on the real configuration and should be verified. CalSolvr does not promise automatic deletion after a fixed period unless such a process has been established.

You may contact CalSolvr directly at support@calsolvr.com. Avoid including sensitive information that is not necessary for your request.

Information may be disclosed when necessary to service providers that support website operations, such as hosting, email, security, technical support, or other configured infrastructure. These providers may process information on behalf of the website operator or under their own applicable terms.

Information may also be disclosed where reasonably necessary to:

• comply with applicable law, legal process, or a valid governmental request;
• investigate fraud, abuse, technical incidents, or security threats;
• protect legal rights, safety, property, or website integrity; or
• support a merger, acquisition, financing, restructuring, or transfer of website operations, if such an event occurs and disclosure is applicable.

Service-provider processing is different from selling personal information. This policy does not make an unverified claim about whether information is “sold” or “shared” under any particular privacy statute; that assessment requires confirmation of the website’s actual advertising, analytics, and commercial practices.

Information should be retained only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was processed, subject to operational, security, dispute-resolution, and legal requirements.

Retention can vary for contact correspondence, server and security logs, analytics data, calculator records, backups, and information held by service providers. Because verified fixed retention periods have not been supplied, this policy does not invent specific durations.

Retention decisions may consider:

• the time needed to answer and document a request;
• the sensitivity and volume of the information;
• security, fraud-prevention, and troubleshooting needs;
• backup and system-recovery cycles;
• service-provider retention settings; and
• applicable legal, accounting, or dispute-related obligations.

If accounts or saved calculation history are introduced, their retention and deletion rules must be documented before launch.

CalSolvr should maintain reasonable technical and organizational safeguards appropriate to the information it processes and the website’s risks. Relevant safeguards can include HTTPS encryption in transit, restricted administrative access, software updates, access controls, hosting protections, monitoring, and backups—but only safeguards actually implemented should be relied upon.

No method of internet transmission, electronic processing, or storage is completely secure. CalSolvr therefore cannot guarantee absolute security or the elimination of every risk.

This policy does not claim end-to-end encryption, independent security audits, certified compliance, or any other unverified security assurance.

Website infrastructure and service providers may process information in countries other than the country in which a visitor is located. Whether international processing occurs depends on the locations and arrangements of the website’s hosting, email, security, analytics, and other configured providers.

CalSolvr does not claim that information is stored exclusively in any country without verification. Where applicable law requires safeguards for an international transfer, the operator and relevant service providers should use an appropriate lawful transfer mechanism.

Your privacy rights vary according to your location and the law applicable to the processing. Depending on those circumstances, you may have a right to:

• request access to personal information;
• request correction of inaccurate information;
• request deletion in applicable circumstances;
• object to certain processing;
• request restriction of certain processing;
• request data portability where applicable;
• withdraw consent where processing relies on consent; or
• lodge a complaint with an appropriate authority.

Not every right applies in every jurisdiction or situation. CalSolvr does not guarantee a universal response period; applicable deadlines and exceptions depend on the governing law.

CalSolvr provides general online calculation tools and is not specifically directed toward children. This policy does not invent a minimum age requirement or claim a child-specific compliance certification.

If you are a parent or guardian and believe information relating to a child has been submitted to CalSolvr inappropriately, contact support@calsolvr.com so the concern can be reviewed and appropriate action considered.

CalSolvr may link to independent external websites or services. Those parties may maintain their own privacy policies, terms, cookies, and information-handling practices.

CalSolvr does not control the privacy practices of independent websites. Review the relevant privacy information whenever you leave CalSolvr or provide information to another service.

This Privacy Policy may be updated to reflect changes in website functionality, information-handling practices, applicable laws, third-party services, or operational requirements.

Where required, material changes will be communicated through an appropriate method. The “Last updated” date identifies the published revision date and does not represent a separate revision history.

Last updated: October 20, 2026