Keys Wizard

Privacy

Keys Wizard does not collect data about you. Your songs, your notes, and your microphone sound stay in your browser.

Last change: November 14, 2026.

The short version

What stays on your computer

The app keeps these things in your browser. They do not go to a server.

What Where Why
The song files that you open Browser storage (IndexedDB) To show them in “Your songs” the next time
Your settings Browser storage (localStorage) To remember the keyboard size, the volume, and the mode
The notes from your MIDI keyboard Memory, while the page is open To know which key you played
The sound from your microphone Memory, while the microphone is on To find the pitch of the note. The sound is not saved.

Permissions

The browser asks for your permission before the app can use a MIDI keyboard or the microphone. The microphone is off until you select the microphone button in the top bar. You can remove a permission in the settings of your browser at any time.

What the host can see

Vercel hosts this site. When your browser gets a page, the Vercel servers receive the usual technical data of a web request, such as your IP address, the page address, and the name of your browser. Vercel can keep this data in its logs. I do not use it to identify you. Read the Vercel privacy policy.

The page does not load fonts, scripts, or pictures from other companies. Links to other sites, such as GitHub, open only when you select them.

How to remove your data

Children

The app is safe for all ages. It does not ask for a name, an email address, or other personal data.

Changes

If the app starts to use data in a different way, I will change this page first and put the new date at the top. The history of this page is public on GitHub.

Questions

Open an issue on GitHub, or find me at antoniwan.online.