Privacy policy

Last updated September 24, 2026

Your account

We use your name, email address, and account identifier to sign you in. We store your application email and profile URL, application status, username, signature, and preferences to manage access and provide your profile.

Your writing

In selected editors, five typed words trigger a session prompt. After you choose Start, we store draft text, title, source URL, and enabled word, Backspace, and writing-time counts, including the initial counts. Leaving the source page or closing the editor or tab stops tracking and saves the session; reopening resumes it. The extension displays session popups across websites.

Publishing saves your text for authorship checking. We store the results and publication details, and attach statistics from matching writing sessions. The composer toggle controls attribution, not saving or checking.

What becomes public

Published posts that pass the check appear on your public profile with your name, signature, and enabled statistics. With the composer toggle on, we also append your name and a record link to your post. Drafts, unpublished snapshots, and unverified posts remain private, with administrator access for support you request.

Storage and your choices

Cookies keep you signed in. Browser session storage holds extension tokens, pending saves, and timer checkpoints until browser close. Account and writing records remain until removed. Your profile controls writing sources, tracking, and statistic visibility.

For privacy questions or to request access, correction, or deletion of your data, email nicolasdaguila40@gmail.com.

Written by AI, reviewed by Nick.