Privacy
omne runs everything in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
What your browser downloads
- Your browser downloads only what omne itself serves: HTML, CSS, JS, fonts (self-hosted via next/font), and the FFmpeg WebAssembly engine (self-hosted in /ffmpeg/) when you open a video tool.
- No analytics endpoint, no advertising script, no third-party CDN for code or assets.
AI models (background removal)
- The “Remove background” tool runs a neural-network model (RMBG-1.4, ~44 MB) entirely in your browser. The model is fetched once from huggingface.co the first time you open that tool, then cached locally by your browser.
- Your image is never sent to Hugging Face or anywhere else — only the model weights are downloaded. Inference happens 100% locally, in WebAssembly.
- If you want zero contact with any external host, simply don’t open the “Remove background” tool. Every other tool stays offline after the first page load.
Developer tools (Skills browser)
- The “Skills browser” (under Dev tools) lets you search and discover Claude Code skills hosted on skills.sh. When you type in its search box or open a feed tab, omne forwards the request to skills.sh through a small proxy on our server, then renders the response.
- This is the only omne tool that makes a network request while you use it. Your query (the text you type) and your IP address are seen by both omne’s server and skills.sh. No files are involved — the Skills browser does not accept any file input.
- If you want zero contact with skills.sh, simply don’t open the Skills browser. Every conversion tool (PDF, image, video, audio, text, …) stays fully offline after the first page load.
What we never do
- We never upload your files. Every PDF or video you drop stays in memory on your device.
- We set no cookies. We track no sessions. We never fingerprint your browser.
- You can verify this: open DevTools → Network while you convert a file. No request leaves omne during conversion. (The two exceptions above — the Hugging Face model fetch and the Skills browser proxy — only fire when you explicitly open those specific tools.)