Can I run unit converter scripts privately?

Yes. Our runner works entirely in the browser using WebAssembly, meaning you don't need internet access once the page loads.

Absolutely. The code is executed locally on your device within a browser sandbox, meaning nothing is sent to external servers.

Does it support standard Python libraries?

It supports standard built-in Python 3 libraries since it's powered by Pyodide.

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FAQ

Can I run unit converter scripts privately?: Yes. Our runner works entirely in the browser using WebAssembly, meaning you don't need internet access once the page loads.
Is my code secure?: Absolutely. The code is executed locally on your device within a browser sandbox, meaning nothing is sent to external servers.
Does it support standard Python libraries?: It supports standard built-in Python 3 libraries since it's powered by Pyodide.