Privacy Policy

Landed — Job Application Tracker

Last updated: 25 July 2026

What we collect

Nothing. Not usage statistics, not crash reports, not an install ping, not an email address. There is no account to create and no server to send anything to.

What Landed stores on your computer

All of this lives in your browser profile, in extension storage, and never leaves it:

• Job postings you explicitly clip — role, company, location, salary, link, posting date
• The posting text at the time you clipped it, if that setting is enabled
• Your pipeline data — stage, notes, tags, contacts you type, document labels, priority, history
• Your settings — accent colour, follow-up threshold, default stage
• Automatic restore points, kept for 30 days so you can undo mistakes
• When you installed, and when you last made a backup

What Landed never touches

• Your name, email address, or any credential
• Your browsing history, or any page you did not explicitly choose to clip
• Cookies, passwords or form data
• The contents of your resume or any file. Resume and cover-letter entries are text labels you type — the extension has no file access at all.

Network activity

Landed makes no network requests. This is not a promise about intent — it is enforced by the extension's own Content Security Policy, which declares connect-src 'none' and blocks network connections at the browser level. The build additionally verifies that the shipped code contains no fetch, XMLHttpRequest, WebSocket, EventSource or sendBeacon call.

There are no third-party services, no analytics SDK, no error reporting, no advertising, and no remote fonts or scripts.

Access to the pages you visit

Landed requests no site permissions. It cannot read any web page by default, and no code runs on any page until you actively clip one.

When you click the Landed icon or press the clip shortcut, Chrome grants temporary access to that single tab through the activeTab permission. Landed reads the visible text of the posting, extracts the fields, and that access ends. It does not read other tabs, does not run in the background, and never writes anything to the page — the extension only ever reads.

Permissions, and why each one exists

Permission	Why
activeTab	Read the posting on the tab you are viewing, only when you click to clip.
scripting	Run the one-off reader on that tab. Bounded by activeTab.
storage	Keep your roles and settings on your own computer.
unlimitedStorage	Saved descriptions exceed Chrome's default 10MB allowance. Lifts a size cap only.
sidePanel	Show the pipeline beside the page you are browsing.
alarms	Schedule the daily local restore point and the follow-up check.

Your data is yours

You want to…	How
See everything stored	Settings → Back up → Download backup
Take it elsewhere	Settings or side panel → Export (CSV, JSON or Markdown)
Undo a mistake	Settings → Restore points → Roll back
Delete one role	Open it → Delete (with undo)
Delete everything	Settings → Delete everything
Remove every trace	Uninstall the extension — Chrome deletes all of its storage

Because the data is local, it is also your responsibility. If you lose the computer or the browser profile without a backup file, the data goes with it. Landed will keep reminding you to download one.

Data retention and breaches

We hold no data, so there is nothing to retain and no database that can be breached. Your records last exactly as long as you keep them in your browser.

Children

Landed is a professional job-search tool and is not directed at children under 13. It collects nothing from anyone.

Changes to this policy

Material changes will be published here with a new date and noted in the extension's release notes. Because Landed collects nothing, no future change can retroactively expose past data.

Contact

Questions or concerns: open an issue on the project repository. Please do not include real job-search data in a public report.