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👋 Hi Product Hunt! I'm the maker of **GoReadyPDF**.
Thank you for checking out our launch! 🎉
I built GoReadyPDF because working with PDFs often feels more complicated than it should. Many tools are expensive, require downloads, or make simple tasks frustrating.
Our goal was to create a fast, intuitive platform where anyone can handle PDF tasks in just a few clicks. Whether you need to convert, edit, merge, split, compress, or manage PDFs, GoReadyPDF is designed to make the process simple and reliable.
We've spent a lot of time focusing on speed, usability, and privacy to deliver a smooth experience without unnecessary complexity.
We're just getting started, and your feedback means a lot to us. We'd love to hear:
* Which PDF features do you use most?
* What would you like us to add next?
* Did you run into anything that could be improved?
Thank you for your support and for giving GoReadyPDF a try. Every comment and suggestion helps us make the product better! 🚀
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How does the "100% private" claim actually hold up since the files still have to travel to a server somewhere to be processed?
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@ltfiyeqplp Fair callout, Lütfiye! Most tools (merge, split, rotate, compress, etc.) run 100% locally in your browser via WebAssembly — those files never touch a server at all. Our AI features and some conversions do require server-assisted processing since that can’t happen client-side yet, but that’s handled over encrypted HTTPS, in isolated temporary workspaces, with automatic deletion within minutes of completion — nothing is stored or retained afterward. So “100% private” fully applies to the local tools, and the server-assisted ones are “encrypted, isolated, and gone” rather than sitting on our infrastructure. Full breakdown’s in our Privacy Policy if you want the details. Appreciate you pushing on this!
How does the "100% private" claim actually hold up since the files still have to travel to a server somewhere to be processed?
@ltfiyeqplp Fair callout, Lütfiye! Most tools (merge, split, rotate, compress, etc.) run 100% locally in your browser via WebAssembly — those files never touch a server at all. Our AI features and some conversions do require server-assisted processing since that can’t happen client-side yet, but that’s handled over encrypted HTTPS, in isolated temporary workspaces, with automatic deletion within minutes of completion — nothing is stored or retained afterward. So “100% private” fully applies to the local tools, and the server-assisted ones are “encrypted, isolated, and gone” rather than sitting on our infrastructure. Full breakdown’s in our Privacy Policy if you want the details. Appreciate you pushing on this!