Privacy without the fog

What SpeedGrid stores—and what it doesn’t.

SpeedGrid is a cloud-enabled workspace, so “we collect nothing” would not be honest. Here is the useful, plain-language version.

The Chrome extension

No browsing-history permission.

The extension requests activeTab and contextMenus. That lets it read the title and URL of a page, link, or tab only when you choose to save it. It does not request Chrome’s browsing-history permission or broad access to every site you visit.

Your account

Clerk handles sign-in and provides identity details such as your email, profile image, account ID, and sign-in status.

Your workspace

Bookmarks, grid names, ordering, preferences, themes, logos, backgrounds, and calendar feed URLs are stored so your setup can sync and follow you.

Your subscription

Stripe handles payment details. SpeedGrid receives customer, subscription, transaction, and billing status—not your full card number.

Aggregate measurement

Public pages count visits and Chrome Web Store clicks, along with placement, campaign parameters, page path, and referring hostname. This is first-party measurement, not cross-site behavioral advertising.

The boundaries

SpeedGrid does not sell your personal information.

  • It does not inject ads into your new tab.
  • It does not sell personal information or use it for third-party behavioral advertising.
  • It does not attach your bookmark collection to a support report.
  • It does not need your browsing history to show the dashboard.

You can ask to access, correct, or delete your data.

The deletion guide explains what can be removed inside SpeedGrid and how to request complete account deletion.

View deletion options