The short version
Calculator inputs: not collected, not transmitted
Every calculator on Family Support Calc — including the Florida child support calculator — runs its math entirely client-side, in JavaScript, inside your own browser. When you enter income figures, overnight counts, or any other value into a calculator field and click "Calculate," that computation happens on your device. Nothing is sent to our servers, no third party, and no analytics tool.
Practically, this means:
- We cannot see, recover, or be compelled to produce the numbers you entered, because we never received them.
- Closing or refreshing the page clears whatever you typed — nothing persists unless you save or print the page yourself.
- No account, login, or personal identifier is required to use any calculator.
Site analytics
We use Umami, a privacy-focused, cookieless analytics service, to understand aggregate site traffic — which pages are visited, how many people visit, and general geographic and referral trends. Umami does not use cookies and does not track individuals across websites.
| What's collected | What's not collected |
|---|---|
| Page URL visited | Calculator input values |
| Referrer (which site sent you here) | Name, email, or other direct identifiers |
| Approximate country/region, browser, device type | Cross-site tracking cookies |
| Aggregate visit counts | Precise location (GPS-level) |
Analytics data is processed in the United States (Umami Cloud, U.S. data region).
Cookies
This site does not use tracking or advertising cookies of its own. If and when display advertising is added to the site, the ad network we use may itself set cookies to serve and measure ads — that section of this policy will be expanded to name the specific network and link to its own privacy disclosures before any ad-related cookies go live.
Third-party links
Calculator pages link out to official government sources (state statutes, court forms) and, where relevant, to official state child support or alimony calculators. Those sites have their own privacy practices, which this policy doesn't cover.
Children's privacy
This site is intended for adults researching family law topics and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
Changes to this policy
If our data practices change — for example, when advertising is added, or if a future tool requires server-side processing — we'll update this page and revise the effective date above.