Trust, Transparency & Security Standards
A practical description of calculator processing, AI requests, and accuracy limits.
1. How the Platform Processes Calculations
Standalone calculator pages use JavaScript in your browser to process entered values. The site is served as static pages and loads third-party resources such as fonts, advertising, and tag management. Those providers may process technical request data as described in the Privacy Policy. Calculator inputs are not sent to an Abloom Solver calculation-history service. The page needs a network connection to load its content and resources. Offline availability is not promised.
2. AI Solver and API Credentials
The AI Solver uses a bring-your-own-key setup. When you submit a request, your browser sends your prompt and any selected image directly to the AI provider you chose. The API key is stored in this browser's localStorage and is sent to that provider for authorization. Abloom Solver does not operate a proxy for these requests. Local storage is not encrypted by this page. Anyone with access to your browser profile or scripts running on this site may be able to read saved values. Do not save a key on a shared device. Remove it in the AI Solver settings or by clearing this site's browser storage. Once submitted, the provider's terms and privacy policy govern its handling of prompts, images, and request data.
3. Third-Party Provider References
Provider features, retention settings, and policies can change. Review the current terms for the provider you select before sending a request:
4. Accuracy and Limitations
Calculator: Numeric results use JavaScript number arithmetic and may involve finite-precision rounding. Check inputs, units, and displayed assumptions before relying on a result.
AI Solver: AI-generated explanations may be incomplete or incorrect. Verify important answers independently, especially for financial, medical, legal, engineering, or safety decisions.
5. Using the Tools Honestly
These tools are meant to help you learn, understand concepts, and check your own work. Do not use the AI Solver to cheat on tests, or to submit generated work as your own where your school or institution forbids it.
Questions or security concerns? Contact us through the Contact page, and include the tool name and what happened.
