Short version: Resettle collects no personal data, makes no external network requests, and stores everything locally on your device. Nothing leaves your browser except your own preferences synced across your Chrome profile via Google's infrastructure.
What Resettle Does Not Do
Does not collect, transmit, or sell any personal or usage data
Does not use analytics, telemetry, or tracking of any kind
Does not make any external network requests
Does not display ads
Does not communicate with any server owned or operated by the developer
Data Stored Locally
Resettle stores two categories of data, both entirely on your device:
Session and milestone data (break history, clarity streak, badge progress) — stored in chrome.storage.local. This data never leaves your device.
User preferences (reminder interval, theme, motion mode, quiet hours) — stored in chrome.storage.sync. This syncs across your Chrome profile using Google's own infrastructure, exactly like browser bookmarks or settings. The Resettle developer has no access to this data at any point.
Permissions Used
alarms — schedules break reminders using Chrome's built-in alarm API, without keeping a persistent process running.
storage — saves your session history and preferences locally (and optionally across devices via Chrome sync).
sidePanel — opens the full Resettle dashboard in Chrome's side panel.
activeTab (optional) — used only to open the side panel for the currently active tab. Not used to read, modify, or access tab content.
Deleting Your Data
You can erase all data stored by Resettle at any time. Open the extension's side panel, go to Settings, and use the "Reset all data" action. This wipes all session history, preferences, streaks, and badges from both local and sync storage.
Uninstalling the extension also removes all locally stored data automatically.
Children's Privacy
Resettle does not knowingly collect information from anyone, including children under 13.
Changes to This Policy
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted at this URL with a revised "Last updated" date. Significant changes will be noted in the extension's release notes.