PRIVACY POLICY

Your recent color history is stored in your browser via chrome.storage.local.

When you activate the eyedropper, the browser's native EyeDropper returns the color of the single pixel you click. Hexy does not read, store, or transmit page content beyond that one chosen color. Copying a value uses your clipboard at your request.

Permissions: storage only.

Your theme preference, an optional birthday you enter, and any journal notes you write are stored in your browser via chrome.storage.local.

The extension replaces the New Tab page to show a locally-computed daily reading. It does not change your homepage or default search engine.

Permissions: storage only.

PixelCap takes screenshots of the web page you're looking at and lets you make them look nice, annotate them, and blur out anything private. Everything happens on your device:

• The screenshot is processed locally inside PixelCap's editor and is NEVER uploaded or sent to any server. It's kept in your browser only long enough to move it from the capture button to the editor, then cleared. You choose whether to save it or copy it — nothing is shared automatically.
• PixelCap remembers your editor settings (background, padding, frame) and a few recent-capture thumbnails, stored locally on your device. Uninstalling the extension or clearing its storage removes them completely.

Permissions PixelCap uses, and only these:

• activeTab — read the current tab only when you start a capture (click the icon or press the shortcut). No access to any site otherwise.
• scripting — draw the region/element selection overlay and run the full-page scroll-and-stitch capture, on the current tab only.
• storage and unlimitedStorage — pass the (sometimes large) screenshot to the editor and remember your settings, on your device.

PixelCap requests no host permissions, makes no network requests, and contains no analytics, ads, remote code, or third-party libraries.

Listsmith runs only on the Etsy listing editor. It reads the listing you're editing — in your browser, to analyze it — and fetches Etsy's own public search-autocomplete from etsy.com to suggest keywords. That content stays on your device and reaches no server of ours. Your audit count, listing score history, and settings are stored locally via chrome.storage.local.

Pro is optional. Payment is handled by Stripe via ExtensionPay — we never see your card details; they process your email and payment only to run your subscription, and it is never sold. If you don't upgrade, none of that runs.

Permissions Listsmith uses, and only these:

• storage — your audit count, score history, and settings, on your device.
• etsy.com — to read the listing you're editing and fetch Etsy's public keyword suggestions from the same site.
• extensionpay.com — used only to check your Pro status and open Stripe checkout.

Slop Goggles scores the posts in your LinkedIn feed for the tell-tale signs of AI-generated "slop" and lets you flag, hide, or roast them. The slop score runs entirely on your device — reading a post sends nothing anywhere.

Two optional features send data off your device, and you control both. Deep Scan sends a short excerpt — at most 500 characters — of a post to a third-party AI detector (Sapling) through our backend, and returns an AI-probability. Slop Watch reporting (on by default, disclosed at setup, and switchable off at any time) sends a reported post's link, its public account link, a short excerpt, the slop score, and an anonymous device ID to our public leaderboard. The author's name is reduced to redacted initials in your browser — the full name never leaves your device, and anyone can request removal.

Pro payments are handled by ExtensionPay; we never see your card details. No browsing history is collected.

Permissions Slop Goggles uses, and only these:

• storage — save your settings, local stats, Pro license state, and an anonymous device ID.
• linkedin.com — read and score the posts in your feed (the extension's core job).
• extensionpay.com / api.extensionpay.com — process Pro payments via ExtensionPay.
• slopgoggles.lovable.app — the optional Slop Watch leaderboard and Deep Scan.

None for our fully-offline extensions (Hexy, Mayan Dreamspell Oracle, PixelCap) — they make no network requests and contain no remote code, external fonts, analytics, trackers, or third-party libraries.

Listsmith and Slop Goggles are the exceptions: Listsmith fetches Etsy's public search-autocomplete from etsy.com, and, for optional Pro, contacts ExtensionPay/Stripe to process payment. Slop Goggles's optional Deep Scan sends a short excerpt to a third-party AI detector through our backend, and its optional Slop Watch reports to the public leaderboard at slopgoggles.lovable.app. Both are described in their sections above. None of our extensions contain analytics, ads, trackers, or remote code.

We do not collect, sell, rent, or share your personal or usage data, and we run no telemetry. Our offline extensions have no accounts and no sign-in — the only data is what you create, and it stays on your device.

Listsmith's optional Pro plan and Slop Goggles's optional Slop Watch reporting are the exceptions. For Listsmith, Stripe (via ExtensionPay) processes your email and payment, used only to run your subscription and never sold. Slop Watch sends only a reported post's link, its public account link, a short excerpt, the slop score, and an anonymous device ID to the leaderboard — the author's name is reduced to redacted initials in your browser, and the full name never leaves your device. If you don't subscribe or report posts, no personal data is involved.

Clear an extension's local data from within the extension where offered (for example, Mayan Dreamspell Oracle lets you delete individual journal entries and export everything as JSON).

Uninstalling an extension removes all of its local storage.

If our practices change, or we publish a new extension, we will update this page and its effective date. Material changes will be reflected here before they take effect.

Questions about this policy or any 1320 GROUP extension can be directed to the email address on our Chrome Extension pages, or to email@1320.digital.