Privacy Policy

Nothing.

Kommander sends no data to any server we operate. It has no account system, no telemetry, no analytics SDKs, no error tracking. Nothing you type, click, or search is transmitted anywhere outside your browser.

To work, Kommander stores a few things using the browser's built-in storage APIs (chrome.storage.local and chrome.storage.sync). These never leave your machine unless you have Chrome sync enabled, in which case settings sync through your own Google account.

Settings

Your chosen theme, hotkey, accent color, animation preference, and opt-in toggles for clipboard history and behavioral tracking.

Frecency

A list of commands you've used, with timestamps, to rank future results. No URLs or page content.

Clipboard history

If you opt in, recent items you've copied are stored locally. Copies from password fields are excluded. You can clear or disable this at any time.

Snoozed tabs

URL, title, favicon URL, and wake time for tabs you snooze. Deleted automatically after the tab reopens.

Muted domains

Hostnames you have chosen to mute. No browsing history or page content — just the bare hostname.

Per-site settings

Appearance modes you've toggled for specific hostnames, so they auto-apply on return visits.

Custom commands

Any search shortcuts you create (title and URL template). User-defined, never pre-populated.

To build the list of commands you see when the palette is open, Kommander requests read access to a few browser APIs. The data powers the results — it is never logged, analyzed, or shared.

Tabs

Titles and URLs of your open tabs, plus recently closed sessions for the Reopen Closed Tab command.

History

Titles and URLs of recently visited pages (last 7 days).

Bookmarks

Titles and URLs of your bookmarks.

Cookies & browsing data

Only accessed when you explicitly run a "Clear cookies" or "Clear site data" command. Kommander never reads or displays cookie values.

Downloads

Used only to trigger file downloads when you save a screenshot or a page resource. Kommander does not read your download history.

Alarms

Used to schedule wake timers for snoozed tabs. Alarm names contain only an internal ID, not URLs or titles.

Commands like Summarize, Ask AI, and Rewrite use Chrome's built-in Prompt API. The model runs locally on your device — text is not sent to any external server, not even to Google. If the Prompt API is unavailable on your system, AI commands are hidden from the palette.

Chrome's own data practices for on-device AI are governed by Google's Privacy Policy.

Kommander includes an optional behavioral tracking feature that records which commands you use, when, and in what context. This data is stored entirely in chrome.storage.local on your device and is used only to power the Smart Suggestions feature (command recommendations based on your habits). It is never transmitted.

Behavioral tracking is off by default and must be explicitly enabled in settings. You can disable it or clear its data at any time.

Kommander makes no outbound network requests of its own. The only external resources it touches are the normal pages you visit in your browser, which Kommander observes through the browser's own APIs.

Kommander has no third-party integrations. No analytics, no error tracking, no advertising SDKs. Nothing is included in the extension bundle that phones home.

Kommander's use and transfer of information received from Chrome APIs adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Specifically: data obtained through Chrome permissions is used only to provide features visible to the user, is not sold or transferred to third parties, and is not used for purposes unrelated to the extension's functionality.

To clear all local Kommander data, uninstall the extension — the browser removes everything it stored. You can also clear individual pieces from within Kommander via the Clear Clipboard History and Site Settings management commands.

If this policy changes, the Effective date above will change with it. Substantive changes will be announced on kommander.app.

Questions or concerns? Email hello@kommander.app.