This Privacy Policy explains how EnggTools collects, uses, and protects information when you use this website.
When you create an account, EnggTools may collect information such as your name, email address, login details, saved calculations, planner data, bookmarks, notes, and other information you choose to save while using the platform.
EnggTools uses this information to provide account features, save your work, improve the website, maintain security, and support features such as calculation history, document notes, and bookmarks.
The website may use analytics tools to understand traffic, page performance, and user behavior in an aggregated way. These tools help improve the website and identify useful engineering topics and tools.
If advertising is enabled, third-party advertising providers such as Google AdSense may use cookies or similar technologies to serve and measure ads. Advertising is used only where the website can remain useful, readable, and policy-compliant.
EnggTools does not intentionally sell personal account data. User-specific saved calculations, notes, bookmarks, and markups are intended to remain private to that user unless a sharing feature is explicitly added later.
Users are responsible for keeping their account credentials secure. If you believe your account has been accessed without permission, contact the website owner as soon as possible.
This policy may be updated as the website develops. Continued use of EnggTools after updates means you accept the revised policy.
EnggTools tries to collect only the information needed to run the site features a visitor actually uses. Public article reading and calculator browsing can work without an account, while account-based features such as saved calculations, bookmarks, notes, and planner data require login-related records so that the correct information can be shown back to the right user.
Advertising and analytics signals are treated as site-improvement and funding tools, not as a reason to make the engineering experience intrusive. Visitors should still be able to read calculator assumptions, article explanations, standards notes, and resource context clearly even when advertising technology is present.