Privacy policy.
Effective October 14, 2026. Published by Adam Voss. Questions or privacy requests: 3lsh916@gmail.com.
What the extension observes
Lore Reply Tracker runs on x.com and twitter.com. It reads the active X account handle, reply submission controls, visible success messages, and newly displayed posts to detect replies you publish. It does not save reply text, direct messages, passwords, or X cookies. It does not use the X API to detect replies or publish anything on your behalf.
What stays on your device
The extension stores your X handle, daily reply counts, goals, settings, recent confirmation IDs, and timestamps in Chrome local storage. Older versions may also have stored manual correction totals. Local tracking works without a Lore account. Your Lore sign-in session, if you connect an account, is stored in the extension’s own browser storage.
Optional account and leaderboard
If you choose to sign in with X, Lore receives your verified X account ID, username, display name, and profile image through X and Supabase Auth. Lore requests read access for your X profile and posts for sign-in; it does not request your email address from X. If you explicitly join the leaderboard, the extension sends newly confirmed reply IDs, an installation ID, event timestamps, and event type to Lore’s Supabase database. Lore uses these records to calculate daily counts and rankings. It does not upload your earlier local history or historical manual corrections. You can choose whether your profile and ranking appear publicly.
Sharing and retention
Supabase provides Lore’s authentication and leaderboard database. X supplies the profile information used to verify your account. Lore does not sell your data or use it for advertising. Local data stays in Chrome until you remove the extension and its stored data. Server account and leaderboard data remains until you delete your Lore account. You can leave the leaderboard, hide your public profile, or delete your server account from Lore account settings. Deleting your Lore account does not erase local extension history.
Website analytics
The Lore website uses Umami Cloud to understand page visits, referral sources, browser and device types, and general location. Umami receives this website usage data when you visit loregrowth.com. We do not send Lore account identifiers or URL search parameters to Umami, and the tracker respects your browser’s Do Not Track setting. This website analytics script does not run inside the extension on X.
Chrome Web Store limited use
Lore’s use of information received from Chrome APIs follows the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements. Lore uses that information only to provide the reply tracker and its optional leaderboard features.