Stays on your device
Workspace data
- Selected file contents and filenames
- Detected tables, images, and documents
- Profiles, relationships, and previews
- The in-memory DuckDB workspace
Product privacy
Your files stay on your device.
Unwrap analyzes the files you choose on your device. It does not upload their contents, filenames, tables, or analysis results to its servers.
File processing
How local processing works.
- 1Choose your files
Unwrap can only access the files you select or drop into the workspace.
- 2Process them locally
JavaScript and WebAssembly in your browser handle parsing, profiling, ZIP inspection, and previews.
- 3Explore the results
Your tables and analysis results remain in browser memory while the workspace is open.
Goes online
Website requests
- Page code, fonts, and application assets are loaded from the site
- The optional sample ZIP is downloaded from Unwrap
- Anonymous usage events are sent without cookies or file data
- The Feedback link opens your email app
Browser storage
What remains after you close the tab?
Workspace filesMemory only
Reloading the page clears the open workspace. It is not restored in a later session.
Display preferencesLocal storage
Labels, related local file or table identifiers, and a few interface preferences may remain in your browser. Unwrap does not receive them.
CookiesNone
Unwrap does not use cookies for the workspace or its cookieless product analytics.
Usage analytics
A small number of anonymous events.
Unwrap records a few anonymous events to understand which features are used. Each event contains the site name, an event name, and a marker showing that the session is anonymous.
It does not include file contents, filenames, cell values, analysis results, cookies, or a user account identifier. Like any web request, it may produce a server log containing technical details such as an IP address.
Legal information
Looking for the formal privacy notice?
This page explains how the product handles files. The German Datenschutzerklärung covers the controller, hosting providers, legal bases, retention periods, and your rights under the GDPR.