This extension helps you see your Claude.ai usage limits at a glance. We designed it to collect as little as possible. This page explains exactly what is collected, what is never collected, and where the data goes. Plain and complete, with no surprises.
75-90), never as
exact figures tied to your account.
install_id and stores it locally. This is the only
identifier attached to events, and it cannot be traced back to you. It exists so we can
count installs and understand the usage funnel anonymously.
Usage numbers are read directly from the Claude.ai page you already have open, in your browser,
and shown back to you. The extension requests access only to https://claude.ai/*.
It uses the storage permission to keep your settings and the anonymous install ID
on your device, the notifications permission for optional usage alerts, and the
alarms permission to refresh your numbers periodically while a Claude.ai tab is open.
Anonymous events are sent to PostHog (posthog.com),
a product-analytics service, where they are associated only with your random
install_id. If you submit the optional waitlist email, it is stored in PostHog as a
person property on your anonymous profile, kept separate from the raw event
stream. The email is used solely to let you know if a Pro version launches.
You can uninstall the extension at any time to stop all future event collection. When you do,
a single anonymous uninstall event may be recorded. To request deletion of the anonymous data
associated with your install_id, or removal of a waitlist email you submitted,
contact us at the address below and we will remove it.
Questions about this policy, or requests to delete data associated with your
install_id or a submitted waitlist email, can be sent to
demidchick.pavel@gmail.com.
If this policy changes, we will update the "Last updated" date above and reflect the change in the extension's store listing.