Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 8, 2026
AnyCompiler doesn't have user accounts, doesn't sell data, and doesn't run tracking scripts today. This page explains, plainly, what does happen to the code you run and what could change if the site starts showing ads.
Code and input you submit
When you click Run, the code in the editor (and anything in the stdin box) is sent to Judge0, the execution engine that actually compiles or interprets it. Judge0 stores each submission long enough to process it and return your result. It isn't linked to your identity — there's no account system, so nothing ties a submission back to a specific person beyond whatever standard connection information your network request itself carries (see below).
Don't paste secrets, credentials, or personal data you don't want processed by a third-party execution service into the editor — treat it the way you'd treat any online code runner.
Local storage
Your light/dark theme choice is saved in your browser's local storage. It never leaves your device and isn't sent to any server — it's just how the site remembers your preference the next time you visit.
Server and connection logs
Like effectively any web service, the hosting infrastructure this site runs on may keep standard connection logs (IP address, browser/user-agent string, request timestamps, pages requested) for security and operational purposes — diagnosing abuse, keeping the service running. These aren't used to build advertising profiles.
Cookies and advertising
AnyCompiler does not currently run analytics or advertising, and sets no tracking cookies of its own. If that changes — for example, by enabling Google AdSense or Google Analytics to help support the cost of running this service — those providers may set their own cookies to serve relevant ads or measure traffic. Google's own practices for that data are described in the Google Privacy & Terms page, and you can opt out of personalized advertising through Google Ads Settings. This section will be updated with specifics the moment any such service is actually turned on.
Children's privacy
This site isn't directed at children under 13, and it doesn't knowingly collect personal information from them.
Changes to this policy
If what this site collects or how it's used changes materially, this page will be updated and the date at the top will change accordingly.
Contact
Questions about this policy or your data can go to the Contact page.