Understand what Braille.tools processes, which safeguards apply and when a qualified human should review automated output.
Text, images and documents are transmitted to Braille.tools over HTTPS.
Submitted content is processed to provide the translation, recognition or document workflow requested by the user.
Payment details are handled by the configured payment provider; Braille.tools does not store complete card numbers.
Automated results can contain errors and require qualified review for publication, signage, medical, legal or safety-critical use.
Braille.tools processes text, braille cells, images or documents only to perform the workflow requested by the user. The type of data processed depends on the tool being used.
Uploaded content should not include information that the user is not authorized to process. For highly sensitive material, use an approved offline or institutional workflow.
Account records may include a name, email address, authentication records, plan status and product usage needed to operate and secure the service.
Checkout and payment-card processing are performed by the configured payment provider. Braille.tools receives the information needed to activate and manage access, but does not store complete payment-card numbers.
UEB translation, image recognition, OCR and structure restoration are automated processes. Image quality, source formatting, language rules and document complexity can affect the result.
Use back-translation, correction reports and editable output to review results. A qualified braille transcriber or accessibility specialist should approve professional publication and safety-critical material.
The Privacy Policy explains the categories of data used to operate the service. The Terms of Service describe permitted use and important limitations.
Questions about security, privacy or data handling can be sent to hello@braille.tools.
Yes. Text, image and document requests are transmitted over HTTPS.
No. Complete card numbers are handled by the configured payment provider rather than stored by Braille.tools.
Yes. Translation, image recognition, OCR and document restoration can produce errors. Review tools assist verification but do not replace qualified approval for professional or safety-critical use.
Read the Braille.tools Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for the current data-handling and service terms.
Send security and privacy questions to hello@braille.tools with enough detail for the issue to be investigated.