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Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 12, 2026

In plain English: Trackd is built so your email data never leaves your browser. We don't upload, sell, or share your Gmail content. Subscription detection runs locally on your device. You can revoke access at any time. This policy spells out the details below.

1. What data Trackd accesses

Trackd requests read-only access to your Gmail account via Google's OAuth 2.0 API. Specifically, we request the https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.readonly scope. This allows Trackd to:

Trackd does not request or have the ability to:

2. How your data is processed

All email analysis and subscription detection runs entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Here's the data flow:

  1. Trackd fetches a list of recent billing-related emails from Gmail using the read-only API
  2. The extension analyzes sender names, subject lines, and email patterns locally in your browser to detect known subscription merchants
  3. Detected subscriptions are stored using chrome.storage.local. This is browser-local storage that stays on your device
  4. Your email content is never transmitted to any external server, including ours

3. Where your data lives

Subscription data (service names, prices, renewal dates) is stored locally in your browser's chrome.storage.local. This storage is scoped to the Trackd extension and does not sync to any cloud service unless you explicitly enable optional cloud sync in the future.

Trackd does not currently operate any cloud servers or databases that store user data. There is no backend API, no user account system, and no persistent connection to any server beyond the initial Gmail API call.

4. How we protect your data

Trackd applies the following data protection mechanisms for the sensitive data it is granted access to:

5. What we collect (analytics)

We use a self-hosted Umami analytics instance (umami.andreakis.org) to collect anonymous usage statistics about the landing page. Umami collects:

Umami does not use cookies and does not collect personally identifiable information.

The Chrome extension also sends anonymized usage events (for example, that a scan ran or that a subscription was confirmed) to the same self-hosted Umami instance. These events contain only usage statistics (such as the event type and a randomly generated session identifier) and never include email content, message metadata, subscription data, or any personally identifiable information. No email content or subscription data is ever transmitted to analytics.

When you enter your email on the landing page to join the Trackd testing group, it is used solely to add you as a test user and to send you install instructions and confirmation that you have been added. Your email will not be sold, shared, or used for any purpose other than Trackd testing-group communications and occasional product updates (with an unsubscribe option).

6. Data retention and deletion

7. Third-party services

Trackd uses the following third-party services:

8. Chrome Web Store compliance

Trackd complies with Google's Chrome Web Store Program Policies, including the User Data Privacy requirements. Specifically:

9. Changes to this policy

If this policy changes materially, we will update the "Last updated" date at the top and notify users at the contact address provided. We will never reduce your privacy rights without explicit consent.

10. Contact

Questions about this policy? Reach out:

Email: trackd@deanware.com


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