HTML Lens is designed so we do not receive your documents or activity.
Last updated 5 September 2026
The short version. HTML Lens has no account, analytics, advertising, tracking, backend, or cloud storage. Your HTML Lens library is stored locally on your device. We do not receive it.
HTML Lens collects no personal information. There is no email, sign-in, profile, advertising identifier, analytics SDK, or crash-reporting service in the app.
Files you paste, open, edit, and save are kept in the app's local storage. HTML Lens does not upload them to NOMOS Industries or to an HTML Lens server. There is no HTML Lens server, cloud sync, or remote document storage.
Sharing, printing, or exporting a document sends it only to the destination you choose through iOS.
Deleting a document moves it to Recently Deleted on your device. It can be restored for 30 days, after which HTML Lens permanently removes it from local storage. You may also empty Recently Deleted sooner.
HTML Lens may ask iOS for clipboard access so it can recognize copied HTML and offer to render it. Clipboard inspection happens on your device. Clipboard text is not sent to us and is not added to your library unless you choose to render it.
HTML Lens itself does not contact an HTML Lens backend. An HTML document can still contain links, remote images, fonts, stylesheets, video, or JavaScript that requests information from other websites. Loading that document may therefore contact those third parties, just as opening the document in a browser would.
HTML Lens for iPhone is a paid App Store download, not a subscription or in-app purchase. Apple processes the purchase under Apple's privacy policy. HTML Lens does not receive your payment details.
The free HTML Lens tools run in your browser and use local browser storage. They set no analytics or advertising cookies. As with the iPhone app, HTML you render may itself request remote resources from third parties.
HTML Lens does not collect personal information from anyone, including children. There is no account, profile, advertising, or communication feature.
Privacy laws may give you rights over personal data held by a company. HTML Lens does not hold your personal data or documents, so there is no remote HTML Lens account or document copy for us to access, correct, sell, or provide.
If a future version changes these practices, this page and its date will be updated before that version is released.
Questions: support@htmllens.com.