Don’t take our word for it. Check.
“Local-first” is a claim anyone can print. Here is how to test ours, with tools already in your browser.
1 · Watch the network
Open your browser’s developer tools, go to the Network tab, then use TypeCrux or one of the free tools. Typing, expanding and converting produce no requests carrying your content — there is nowhere for it to go.
2 · Pull the plug
Turn off your connection — or switch on airplane mode — and keep working. Snippets still expand, sessions still restore, tools still calculate. Software that phones home cannot do that; ours can, because everything is already on your device.
3 · Read the permissions
Before installing, the extension store shows exactly what an extension can access. Read ours there, in the store’s own words — and hold us to them after every update.
4 · Look at the storage
In developer tools, inspect the extension’s local storage: your snippets and sessions are there, on your machine, in your browser — not on a server with our name on it.
If a check ever fails, we want to know: our support inbox. A privacy claim that can’t survive inspection isn’t a claim we intend to make.