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Privacy Policy — MemFill CentreSuite

Last updated: 2026-08-06 Contact: MemFill (operating entity to be confirmed) · hello@memfill.app

The short version

Your financial data never leaves your browser. The extension has no servers, no accounts, and no analytics, and it collects no data whatsoever. The only network access it can make is an optional, download-only check for a renewed license key — and you can turn that off.

What the extension stores (locally, on your device)

All of this lives in your browser's local extension storage on your device. It is never transmitted to us or anyone else. Uninstalling the extension deletes it; the Export button lets you save a copy first, anytime.

What the extension sends over the network

Nothing — with one narrow, optional exception. When your license is within about two weeks of expiry, the extension can download a renewed key for itself from our static file host (a plain HTTPS GET to https://memfill.app/renewals/<licence-id>.json — addressed by a random licence id, and the file contains no email address). Like any web request, the host technically observes an IP address and timestamp when this happens — at most every few days near expiry, never tied to your browsing or reconciliation activity.

You can disable this in the popup ("auto-renew license"); with it off, the extension makes zero network requests and renewed keys are pasted in manually.

Permissions, explained

The extension has no background service worker, executes no remote code, and requests nothing else.

Data collection declaration

Per the Chrome Web Store's disclosure categories, this extension collects none of the enumerated data types. We have no database to breach and nothing to sell: this is privacy by architecture, not by promise.

Changes

If this policy ever changes materially — in particular, if any network behavior is ever added — the change will be stated plainly here and in the extension's changelog before it ships.