In short

Clipwise has no server. There is no account, no analytics and no tracking. The only place your data ever goes is your own Notion workspace, and only when you click the clip button.

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.
• Two settings: whether to include images, and whether to add the source URL.

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

What Clipwise sends, and to whom

One destination only: https://api.notion.com, Notion's own API.

When you press the clip button, Clipwise sends the content it extracted from the page you are looking at — the title, the text, headings, lists, quotes, code blocks, image addresses, and the metadata the page publishes about itself such as the author and publication date — together with the property values you chose. Notion then creates the page in your workspace.

Nothing is sent before you click. There is no background syncing.

What Clipwise reads from web pages

Only the page that is already open in front of you, and only at the moment you ask for it. Clipwise uses the activeTab permission, which means it has no access to any page until you click the extension. It does not run on pages in the background, does not read other tabs, and does not follow links.

What Clipwise does not do

• It does not send anything to the developer. There is no server to send it to.
• It does not use analytics, telemetry, crash reporting or advertising.
• It does not load code from anywhere. All code is inside the package.