Privacy policy (draft)
Last updated: October 19, 2026.
Short version: your data stays in your browser. We don't collect it, sell it or see it.
What the extension stores
On the trading, prediction-market and betting sites it supports (fomo.family, pump.fun, gmgn.ai, axiom.trade, kalshi.com, polymarket.com, polymarket.us, sportsbook.draftkings.com and sportsbook.fanduel.com, including FanDuel's state subdomains) it reads the page to find Buy, order and Place bet buttons and the site's own "placed / failed" messages. On Kalshi, Polymarket, DraftKings and FanDuel it reads the amount you typed, the outcome you picked and the market's name from the page, and stores them in your trade log. Your settings, spending limits, trade log, positions, price alerts, watched tokens and followed wallets are saved in your browser's extension storage (storage.local) on your computer. They never leave your browser except as described below. Uninstalling the extension deletes them.
What it sends, and to whom
To show prices and explain token moves, the extension asks public market-data services about the tokens you hold, watch, set alerts on or open a buy screen for (checked about once a minute), and the wallets you follow:
DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, RugCheck, GoPlus, fxtwitter (for a tweet a token links to), Solana's public RPC, and Solana Tracker (only if you add your own API key).
These requests contain token or wallet addresses only. They don't contain your trade log, your balances, your fomo account or anything that identifies you, though like any website those services can see your IP address. Nothing about your Kalshi, Polymarket, DraftKings or FanDuel activity is sent anywhere: those bets and orders are only counted in your browser.
What it doesn't do
- No analytics, tracking, ads, or selling data.
- No access to your logins, wallet keys or funds on any trading or betting site. It never places, changes or cancels trades, orders or bets.
- "Alerts on any website" (off by default) only shows a banner on the page you're on; it doesn't read those pages.