IndoorComfortKit

Trust notes

Security and Local Processing

IndoorComfortKit is built as a small static site with browser-based calculators. The tools are meant to help readers decide what to measure next, not to collect household records.

Calculator input handling

  • Calculator inputs run in the browser.
  • The site does not require login or an account.
  • The site does not store room temperature, humidity, room area, dampness choices, or equipment estimates on an IndoorComfortKit server.
  • Current calculators do not use uploads, comments, user profiles, or saved household projects.

Ad placement safety

Advertising should support the page instead of interrupting the tool. Ads should not be placed inside calculator forms, result cards, warning text, reset buttons, navigation, or any control a reader needs to complete a calculation.

If automatic ads are enabled after approval, calculator pages should be reviewed to make sure ads appear around publisher content and not inside the measurement workflow.

Pages to keep ad-free or ad-light

Legal, contact, navigation, and review-note pages should stay focused on trust and site operation. If automatic ads are enabled, these pages should be excluded first or reviewed manually before any ad appears.

Estimate limits

Calculator results are planning estimates. They are not inspection findings, medical advice, HVAC engineering design, electrical approval, building code approval, or safety certification.

For active water, damaged material, unusual electrical conditions, large moisture problems, installation questions, or health concerns, use qualified help and local guidance. IndoorComfortKit readings can be useful notes, but they do not replace direct evaluation.

Related pages

See the Privacy Policy, Sources and Methodology, and Validation Test Cases for the surrounding review notes.