Privacy, in plain time.
Last updated August 30, 2026.
What WhenWhere handles
Saved clocks, working hours, and preferences are stored locally in Chrome extension storage. When you press Scan page, WhenWhere reads visible text from the active tab solely to identify time phrases.
What leaves your device
Page text and saved clock data are not sent to a WhenWhere server. When you choose Google Calendar, the meeting details shown in the interface are included in a user-initiated Google Calendar URL.
What we do not do
- No browsing-history collection
- No continuous or background page scanning
- No advertising or data sales
- No password or payment-field inspection
- No remote code
Deleting data
Remove saved clocks in the extension or uninstall WhenWhere to remove its local extension data according to Chrome’s behavior.