Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2025-08-31

TimeDap is a privacy-first time-tracking extension. Processing happens locally in your browser and time logs are stored in Chrome’s storage.local. We do not operate a backend for TimeDap and we do not sell or share data for advertising.

Data we handle (on your device)

• Browsing activity metadata — the active tab’s URL and title are read to attribute time spent per site. Full page content is not inspected or stored.
• Idle state — to pause/resume timers when you’re away.
• Window and tab focus — to know which site is currently active.
• Local settings and time logs — saved in storage.local.

Network requests

To display a small site icon next to each entry, TimeDap fetches favicons from Google’s favicon service:

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=<domain>&sz=32

• This request reveals the domain name you are viewing to Google in order to retrieve its icon.
• No additional activity data (titles, timestamps, logs, identifiers) is sent in this request.
• If a favicon is unavailable, TimeDap uses a built‑in default icon.

Permissions we request (and why)

• tabs — read the active tab’s URL/title and listen for tab changes; also used to read favIconUrl when available.
• windows — detect window focus changes to know when Chrome is active.
• idle — determine when you are inactive so timers can pause.
• alarms — schedule periodic bookkeeping tasks.
• storage — store your settings and time logs locally.
• host_permissions (<all_urls>) — required so the extension can access the active tab’s URL/title across sites.

Data retention & control

• All time logs are kept locally on your device until you delete them.
• You can clear your local data at any time from the extension settings or by removing the extension.

Contact

Email: Support

This document is provided for transparency and is not legal advice.