Privacy

Local means local.

Effective July 21, 2026.

Breakwater has no user accounts and does not collect, sell, transmit, or profile personal information. It uses no analytics, advertising, cookies, tracking pixels, or telemetry.

Data on your device

The extension stores configuration, feed-derived change records, reading state, migration notes, and an optional license key in chrome.storage.local. An optional Slack incoming webhook is also stored locally. Configuration exports exclude notes, reading history, license information, and Slack webhook URLs.

Direct connections

Breakwater connects directly from Chrome to ten official developer changelog hosts, to Lemon Squeezy's License API when a user activates Pro, and to hooks.slack.com only after the user supplies a webhook and grants the optional permission. Those services may receive standard network metadata under their own policies. Breakwater operates no server and receives none of these requests.

Content safety and deletion

Feed HTML is converted to plain text and never rendered. Every fetch is HTTPS-only, host-allowlisted, time- and size-limited. Users can delete all local data in Settings or by removing the extension.

Contact

Email support@breakwaters.dev. This prelaunch site does not collect contact information.

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