About AI Toys
AI Toys turns dependable open-source capabilities into browser tools. We favor local processing, explain permissions, and preserve upstream attribution.
Privacy and permissions
Tool inputs, files, and results are processed in your browser by default and are never placed in analytics events. Camera, microphone, and screen permissions are requested only after you choose the related action.
Features that require a connection explain their data boundary where you use them. Instant Meeting signaling only exchanges room and connection information; it does not store messages, files, or media.
This site uses Google Analytics for anonymous visit statistics (page views, referrers, and device types), only to improve the product. Your tool inputs, files, and results are never placed in analytics events.
When AI agents invoke page tools via the WebMCP protocol, the call parameters and results are recorded through the AgentLane service. Inputs and results from human use are never collected or uploaded.
Open-source licenses
Some AI Toys tools are built on excellent open-source projects. Here is what each one does and where it comes from; license details are available on their project pages.
Excalidraw
The Whiteboard tool uses Excalidraw's drawing interface and canvas engine. Sketch, lay out, and annotate like on paper, then export images or project files. Everything runs in your browser.
github.com/excalidraw/excalidrawTrystero
Instant Meeting builds its device connections on Trystero. Messages, files, voice, and video travel peer-to-peer and encrypted between the two devices; the pairing signal only exchanges connection info and stores nothing.
github.com/dmotz/trysteroAirFerry
Offline File Transfer uses the AirFerry engine: the sender plays the file as a stream of frames on screen, and the receiver restores it with a camera. The devices do not need a network connection.
github.com/UR-SillyB/AirFerry