TabVault

Privacy Policy

Last updated: May 3, 2026

TabVault is built around a simple promise: your tabs are your business. We collect as little data as possible and store nothing on our servers.

What we store, and where

On your device only (via Chrome's local storage):

This data lives in your browser via chrome.storage.local. It never leaves your device. We have no servers that hold it. If you uninstall TabVault, all of this data is deleted by Chrome automatically.

What gets sent off your device

Only one thing: if you upgrade to TabVault Pro, your email address and payment status are handled by our payment processor, ExtensionPay (operated by Glench / extensionpay.com). They process the payment via Stripe and tell TabVault whether your license is active. We do not receive your credit card details — only a "paid: true/false" flag.

ExtensionPay's privacy practices are documented at extensionpay.com/privacy.

That is the entire list of off-device data flow.

What we do NOT collect

Permissions explained

PermissionWhy we need it
tabsTo read the URLs and titles of tabs in your current window when you click "Save"
windowsTo open a new window when you restore a workspace
tabGroupsTo group restored tabs visually (Pro feature)
storageTo save your workspaces locally on your device
extensionpay.comFor Pro license verification only

Children

TabVault is not directed at children under 13.

Changes

If this policy ever changes, the "Last updated" date above will change and the new version will replace this one in the extension's store listing.

Contact

Questions? Email: tabvault@proton.me

This policy is written in plain language because you should be able to understand exactly what we do with your data without a lawyer.