Privacy

The short version

Your salary data never leaves your device. Not encrypted-and-sent. Not anonymized-and-stored. Never leaves. Period.

How this actually works

Unpakk has no backend. There is no server receiving your CTC, no database storing your salary, no API logging your tax bracket.

The entire tax engine is TypeScript running in your browser. When you type ₹18 LPA and hit calculate, the math happens on your phone or laptop — the same way a calculator app works. The result exists in your browser’s memory and nowhere else.

When you close the tab, the calculation is gone.

What we don’t have

• No user accounts
• No database
• No server that receives salary data
• No cookies (not even analytics cookies)
• No Google Analytics or any tracker that fingerprints you
• No third-party scripts that phone home with your data

What we do have

• Umami analytics (cloud) — counts page views, nothing personal. No cookies, no IP storage, no fingerprinting. We know “someone visited /salary” — not “Rahul from Bangalore calculated ₹24 LPA.”
• Static hosting on Hostinger — the site is pre-built HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Hostinger serves files; it doesn’t process your inputs.
• Affiliate links on some pages — when we link to a tax-saving product (ELSS, NPS), that link may earn us a commission. The link is clearly marked. Your calculation data is never shared with the affiliate.

How to verify this yourself

1. Open DevTools → Network tab while using any calculator. You’ll see zero outbound requests carrying your salary data.
2. Turn off your internet after the page loads. The calculators still work. If your data needed a server, they wouldn’t.
3. Read the source code. The tax engine is open source. Every slab, every exemption, every cess calculation — inspectable.

What this page is not

This is not a legal privacy policy full of “we may collect” and “third-party partners may.” We don’t have those things, so we don’t need those paragraphs.

If regulations require a formal privacy policy in the future, we’ll add one. It’ll say the same thing with more words.

Architecture last updated: May 2026. Built for FY 2025-26.