Privacy Policy

What Tempo stores

Tempo records how long you spend on each website so it can show you your own browsing-time breakdown. For each day, it keeps a list of website domains (for example youtube.com) and the number of seconds the active tab spent on each.

It also stores the list of sites you've chosen to exclude, and your settings. That's everything.

Where it's stored

All of this lives in your browser's local extension storage, on your computer. It never leaves your device. Tempo has no backend server, makes no network requests, and there is no account to sign into.

What Tempo does not do

• It does not read, collect, or store the content of any web page you visit.
• It does not track your keystrokes, form inputs, or personal information.
• It does not send any data to the developer or to any third party.
• It does not use analytics, advertising, or tracking of any kind.

Permissions

Tempo requests only the minimum permissions it needs to function:

• Tabs — to read the domain of the active tab (e.g. youtube.com) so it can attribute time. It does not access page content.
• Idle — to pause tracking when you step away from the computer.
• Storage — to save your time data locally on your device.
• Alarms — to periodically save tracked time so it isn't lost.
• Notifications — to alert you when you cross a time limit you've set. Used only for your own goals; nothing is sent anywhere.

Tempo does not request access to read or change the content of the websites you visit.

Your data is yours

You can export a backup of your data, import it again, or remove any site's data at any time from the dashboard. Uninstalling the extension removes all of its stored data from your browser.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted here with a new "last updated" date.

Contact

Questions about privacy or anything else? Email tempotracker.support@gmail.com.