Last updated: May 19, 2026

The short version: Pomodoro Focus stores all your data locally on your device. Nothing is collected, transmitted, sold, or shared with anyone. There are no accounts, no servers, and no third-party services.

1. What This Extension Does

Pomodoro Focus is a productivity timer that helps you maintain 25-minute focus sessions, enforces breaks via a fullscreen overlay, and shows you a daily report of which websites you spent time on.

2. What Data the Extension Accesses

To function, the extension accesses the following:

• The domain of your currently active tab (e.g. instagram.com) — used only to track how many minutes you spend on each site, for the daily report.
• Your active tab and window focus state — used to count time only when Chrome is the focused window and a tab is active.
• Your name (if you choose to enter one in the popup) — used only to personalize voice announcements like "Hey [Your Name], time for a break."
• Your sound preference and timer state — used to remember your settings between sessions.

3. What the Extension Does NOT Access

• The content of any webpage
• Form data, passwords, or anything you type
• Your browsing history outside of currently open tabs
• Your identity, email, IP address, or location
• Cookies, browser fingerprints, or device information

4. Where Your Data Is Stored

All data is stored locally on your computer using Chrome's built-in chrome.storage.local API. This data never leaves your device. There is no cloud sync, no remote backup, and no server-side storage.

Specifically, the extension stores:

• Today's domain time totals (auto-deleted at the start of each new day if storage cleanup is enabled)