Lunaris-Privacy

Privacy policy — Lunaris

Last updated: [date] · Contact: [tinroof.official@gmail.com]

This is a starting draft written to match what the extension actually does. Have a lawyer review it and fill in the bracketed fields before you publish or submit to the Chrome Web Store.

What Lunaris does

Lunaris watches public web pages that you choose, detects changes to pricing, offers, products, positioning and calls to action, and explains what those changes mean.

What we collect

On your computer, in Chrome’s local extension storage:

None of this syncs to a Google account or leaves your machine, except as described below.

Sent to Gumroad when you activate or when we re-check your subscription: your licence key and our product ID. Gumroad tells us whether the subscription is active. [Link to Gumroad’s privacy policy.]

Sent to our insight service when we generate a written analysis: the single detected change, the short passages of competitor page text that evidence it, the page URL, and your licence key. We use this to produce the analysis and to confirm your subscription. We do not send your identity or your browsing.

What we never collect

Permissions, and why

Permission Why
Storage Keep your competitors, snapshots and settings on your machine
Alarms Schedule background checks
Notifications Tell you when something important changes
Offscreen Parse fetched HTML safely, away from your browsing
Access to api.gumroad.com Verify your licence
Access to a competitor site Requested individually, when you add that competitor, and released when you remove it

Retention

Snapshots and history stay on your machine until you delete them. Use Delete local data in Settings to remove everything. Our insight service keeps generated analyses in a short-lived cache [state duration] and does not build a profile of you.

Third parties

We do not sell data and we do not use it for advertising.

Your choices

Children

Lunaris is a business tool and is not directed at children under [13/16].

Changes

We’ll update this page and the “last updated” date. Material changes will be noted in the extension’s release notes.