Check the box and paste this (it's PRIVACY.md with the Chrome-only offscreen row removed, since the Firefox build doesn't request it):

Alarm Clock is a browser add-on that rings at a wall-clock time you set, or after a countdown you start.

## What is collected

Nothing. Alarm Clock collects no personal data, sends no data anywhere, and contains no analytics, tracking, advertising or telemetry of any kind. There is no
server: the add-on makes no network requests at all.

## What is stored on your device

So that your alarms survive closing the popup and restarting the browser, the add-on saves the following locally, using the browser's own extension storage:

• your pending alarms: an id, the time each is set for, and any label you typed
• which alarm is currently ringing, if one is
• your chosen theme and light/dark mode

All of it is created by you inside the add-on. None of it is transmitted, synced across devices, or readable by anyone but you. Uninstalling the add-on removes it.

## What is not accessed

Alarm Clock has no content scripts and requests no host permissions. It cannot read, modify or observe the pages you visit, your browsing history, your downloads,
your cookies, or anything else outside the add-on itself.

The permissions it does request exist solely to make an alarm ring:

• alarms — wake the add-on at the moment you asked to be alerted
• storage — keep your alarms and settings across browser restarts
• notifications — show the alert when the alarm is due and you're in another tab

## Third parties

There are none. No data is sold, shared or transferred to anyone, for any purpose.

## Changes

If this policy ever changes, the updated version will be published with a new date.

## Contact

Questions or concerns: info@michael-becker-berlin.de, or open an issue at https://github.com/seebaermichi/alarm-clock/issues

Last updated: 30 July 2026