Last updated: 16 October 2026

In short

Clipwise has no server and no account. The extension has no analytics and no tracking. Your clips go to one place only: your own Notion workspace, and only when you ask for it. If you buy Clipwise Pro, your license key is checked with Lemon Squeezy, the company that sells Pro; nothing else goes there.

What Clipwise stores on your computer

Clipwise uses chrome.storage.local, your browser's local storage on your own device. It holds:

• Your Notion integration secret. You paste this yourself. It is needed to talk to Notion on your behalf.
• The database you last clipped to, so you do not have to pick it again.
• The property values you filled in per database, so you do not have to retype the same status or tags each time.
• A short-lived list of the databases you shared with the integration, so the popup opens instantly instead of waiting for Notion.
• Your settings, such as whether to include images.
• Text you highlight, together with the address of the page it is on, until you clip that page. After a successful clip the highlights for that page are deleted. At most 50 per page and 300 pages; the oldest are removed first.
• Clips that could not be saved yet, for example when your internet or Notion was down. Clipwise keeps at most 10 of them (and at most 3 MB) and retries on its own; each one is removed as soon as it is saved.
• The date you first used Clipwise, so that early users can keep features they had for free. It never leaves your device.

With Clipwise Pro, also:

• Your license key and the details Lemon Squeezy returns about it (your plan, whether it is still active, and when it was last checked).
• Your setups: their name, database, property values and the websites you linked to them.
• Your history: the title, address, database and date of the pages you saved, at most 1,000, so you can search them. You can clear it at any time.
• The integration secrets of any extra Notion workspaces you add.
• Your title format, if you set one.

None of this is sent anywhere except as described below. It stays in your browser profile. Removing the extension removes all of it.