Privacy Policy

Feedless blocks distracting, infinite-scroll interface elements — such as Shorts, Reels, and recommendation feeds — on supported websites.

Feedless does not collect, store, or transmit any personal information. It has no server, and we cannot see your settings, activity, or browsing history. Your preferences (enabled/disabled options, extension settings) are stored locally on your device using your browser's local storage and never leave your browser.

Feedless requests website permissions only to detect and hide distracting interface elements on supported sites — used solely for that functionality. Feedless does not use analytics, advertising networks, or tracking of any kind, and does not share data with third parties.

Orbit is a personal productivity app for tasks, goals, focus sessions, and an AI assistant. Creating an account requires only an email address (passwordless sign-in via a magic link, handled by our database provider, Supabase). If you sign in with a social provider, we may also receive your name and avatar from that provider.

Once signed in, Orbit stores the content you create in the app — tasks, goals, focus/work sessions, streaks, weekly plans, and similar productivity data — in our database (Supabase), so it syncs across your devices. This data is stored under your account and is not shared with other users.

If you use Orbit's AI chat feature, your messages and recent conversation history are sent to our AI providers (Anthropic and/or DeepSeek, depending on the model selected) solely to generate a response. These providers process the request but are not authorized to use it to train models on our behalf beyond what's required to serve the response.

Orbit uses Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights to understand aggregate performance and usage (e.g., page views, load times). This data is not linked to your account identity. Orbit is hosted on Vercel, which processes standard request data (like IP address) as part of serving the app.

Any new product we launch under tryorbit.one will get its own section here, added before launch, describing exactly what it collects. We will not silently expand data collection under an existing product name.