Your files never leave your device.

The short version

• Your files stay with you. Audio, images, video and projects are decoded, analyzed and rendered in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to BiepBop, because there is no BiepBop server to upload to.
• No account. There is no sign-up, no login and no email address to give.
• No cookies. BiepBop sets none, and the page statistics are cookieless.
• No ads and no tracking across sites. Nothing is sold or shared for advertising.

What stays on your device

To keep your work between visits, the editor stores it in your browser's own storage for this site. It never leaves your computer, and other websites cannot read it.

• IndexedDB — the autosaved project, your saved projects and presets, the media you imported (audio, images, video) and finished exports until you delete them.
• Local storage — small preferences, such as panel layout, editor settings, whether you have seen the intro, and where exports should be saved.
• Export folder — if you choose a folder for finished exports, a reference to it is kept so it can be reused. The browser controls access to it, and you can revoke that in its site settings.

Deleting it

Delete projects and exports inside the editor, or clear this site's data in your browser settings to remove everything at once. Because it is local storage, clearing it also deletes your projects — export a project file first for anything you want to keep.

Page statistics

To learn which pages help people, BiepBop counts visits with Plausible Analytics, a privacy-friendly service that uses no cookies and collects no personal data. According to Plausible, visitors are counted with an anonymous identifier that changes every day, and IP addresses are not stored.

What is recorded: the address of the page, the site you came from, your browser, operating system and device type, your country (derived by Plausible, without storing the IP address), and these interactions:

• A page was viewed (its address, without anything you typed or uploaded).
• A main button such as “Open editor” was clicked, and where on the page it sits.
• How far down a page you scrolled (25, 50, 75 or 100%).
• A link to another website was followed (its address).
• The editor was opened, and from which page.
• A live demo on the site was played, and which one.
• A documentation section was opened from the docs navigation or search.
• The Ko-fi support link was clicked.
• An FAQ answer was opened, and which question.
• A template in the site's gallery was chosen, and which one.
• The “Install app” option was used, and whether the install went ahead.
• BiepBop was started as an installed app, and how (app icon, shortcut or an opened file).

Never recorded: your files, file names, layers, settings or anything you type in the editor.

If your browser sends a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal, no statistics are sent at all.

Because no cookies are set and no personal data is collected, there is no cookie banner.

Other services

• Plausible Analytics — loads its counting script from plausible.io, as described above.
• Ko-fi — only if you click a support link; Ko-fi's own privacy policy applies there.
• Fonts — self-hosted with the site; nothing is loaded from Google Fonts or any other font service.
• The demo track — generated in your browser; nothing is downloaded to play it.

Hosting

The site's files are delivered by a web host. Like any web server, it may process technical request data, such as your IP address and the page requested, to serve the pages and keep them secure.

Changes to this page

If what BiepBop stores or counts changes, this page changes with it. Last updated: 24 September 2026.