Privacy Policy
This website
What this website is
A static website, hosted on Cloudflare Pages. There is no account, no login, no signup, and no payment. If you use the generator, we do not know who you are and we do not ask.
The generator runs on your device
Open the generator and the code is drawn in your browser, on your own device. The link, the Wi-Fi login, the contact details, or any other text you type stays in your browser. It is never sent to us, never logged, and never stored.
The finished code is a static picture. The data sits inside the pattern itself, so there is no server behind it, no account, and nothing to renew. Your code keeps working for as long as the thing you encoded still exists: the menu behind the link, the Wi-Fi network with that name and password, the phone number, the email address.
What we collect on this website
Page view counts. Cloudflare's Web Analytics is switched on for this site. It records that a page was opened, and the country, device type, browser and language of the visitor. It sets no cookies, it does not follow you to other websites, and it does not build a profile. Cloudflare shortens IP addresses before it stores them.
Server logs. Cloudflare's network processes the technical data needed to deliver a page: your IP address, the request headers, and the response. This is for security and delivery, and Cloudflare's own privacy policy describes it in full.
What you send us. If you write to us, the email lands in our mailbox. We use it to answer you. We do not add you to a mailing list, and we do not sell it or pass it on.
Cookies
We set no cookies of our own. The site needs none: there is no login, no basket, and no preference worth remembering. Cloudflare's analytics works without cookies too, and it is the only thing on the page that reports back to anybody.
Advertising
We do not run ads on this site today, and we load no ad or affiliate scripts. If that changes, this section is updated before the ads start, and we ask for your consent first wherever the law requires it. We would not let an ad partner set a cookie without saying so here first.
Our generator on other people's websites
You can put our generator on your own site with one line of code. The widget runs in your visitor's browser, on your site, and everything they type stays there. Nothing they enter reaches us.
Your browser still loads our script file from our domain to run the widget, so our server sees the ordinary request for that file: an IP address and the page it came from. The widget also carries a small credit link back to us, so the site that embeds it shows up in our traffic counts. That is all we learn. We do not read the traffic on your site, and we do not see what your visitors type.
How long we keep website data
Page view counts and server logs are kept by Cloudflare under their own retention rules, in aggregate, with no personal data attached. Emails you send us stay in our mailbox for as long as the conversation is useful, and we delete them on request.
Your choices on this website
You do not have to use the generator, and you do not have to tell us anything to use it. If you block cookies, nothing changes — the site has none. If you block scripts, the generator will not run, but every other page still works.
You can ask us to remove anything attributed to you, ask any question about your data, or ask for a copy of it. Write to us and we will answer.
Contact about this website
Write to contact@qr-ooo-boombatzo.com. We aim to reply within a few business days.
The ChatGPT plugin
What the plugin is
A ChatGPT plugin. You ask ChatGPT for a QR code, ChatGPT calls our tool, and we draw the code and hand the picture back. There are six tools: a web link, a Wi-Fi network, a contact card, an email address, a WhatsApp chat, and a payment page.
It runs on Cloudflare Workers at mcp.qr-ooo-boombatzo.com. It has no login, it keeps no account for you, and it needs no key from you.
What the plugin sends us
Only the fields that the code needs, and only when you ask for that code:
- Link code: the web address.
- Wi-Fi code: the network name, the password, and the security type.
- Contact card: the name, and optionally a phone number, an email address, an organization and a website.
- Email code: the address, and optionally a subject and a message.
- WhatsApp code: the phone number, and optionally a message.
- Payment code: the address of the payment page.
We do not see the rest of your conversation. The tool receives the fields for one code and nothing else.
What the plugin does not do
It does not create an account for you, ask you to log in, or take a payment. It does not host your code on a page of ours that counts the scans. It does not record who scanned a code, or when. It cannot switch a code off later, because there is nothing behind the code to switch.
It cannot process, hold or verify a payment. A payment code only points at a payment page hosted somewhere else, by whoever runs that page.
The picture of your code, kept for 7 days
ChatGPT shows the code as a picture. For that picture to load, we also keep one copy of it on our own server for 7 days, then it is deleted automatically. The copy sits behind a random, unguessable address, and no search engine is pointed at it.
Your code itself does not expire. The data is inside the picture, so the code keeps scanning after our copy is deleted. What disappears after 7 days is our copy of the picture, not your code. If you need the picture again, ask for the code again.
One honest warning: whoever has the picture can read what is inside it. That is true of every QR code, everywhere. A Wi-Fi code hands the password to anyone who scans it, so print those for the people who should have them and keep the rest to yourself.
Anonymous usage counts
We count how often each of the six tools is used. A counter is a number attached to a tool name — a Wi-Fi code has been made 412 times — and it holds no personal data. You cannot be traced from it. We keep these numbers indefinitely, and the totals are readable on a public address, so we can see which tool people actually reach for.
The link back to our website
Every code comes with a link to the matching page on our website, where you can restyle the code, add a logo, or export it for print. That link carries a utm_source=chatgpt tag, so we can tell how many people arrived from ChatGPT and which kind of code they came for. It says nothing about who you are.
How long we keep plugin data
The picture of your code: 7 days, then deleted automatically. The usage counters: kept indefinitely, with no personal data attached. Your details: never stored in any readable form — not in a database, not in a log. The only place they exist is inside the picture, and that picture is what we delete after 7 days.
Your choices with the plugin
Do not put a secret in a code you would print on a poster. Anyone with the picture can read it.
If you have the address of a stored picture — it is the last part of the image link — write to us and we delete that copy straight away instead of waiting for the 7 days to run out.
You can also ask us any question about your data, or ask for a copy of it.
Contact about the plugin
Write to contact@qr-ooo-boombatzo.com for any plugin question, for any data request, or to ask us to delete a stored picture.