Alarm Clock Policy

Privacy Policy

Alarm Clock does not collect, transmit, sell, or share user data. Alarms, reminders, notes, focus history, and preferences remain on the user's device in Chrome extension storage.

Alarm Clock privacy and settings screen

1. Data we collect

None. Alarm Clock does not collect personal information, usage analytics, behavioral telemetry, or advertising identifiers.

2. Data stored on your device

The extension stores user-created content locally, including:

  • check_circlealarms and repeat schedules
  • check_circlereminders and reminder notes
  • check_circlecalendar events and agenda data
  • check_circleworld clocks and display preferences
  • check_circlefocus timer history, stopwatch state, and theme settings

3. Permissions

alarms

Schedules user-created alarms, reminder triggers, event notifications, and focus-session completion.

notifications

Displays desktop notifications with actions such as snooze, dismiss, or complete.

storage

Saves extension data locally so it survives browser restart and popup closure.

offscreen

Allows a hidden document to play bundled alarm sound when a scheduled item fires.

sidePanel

Hosts the extension workspace for clock, alarms, reminders, notes, and settings.

4. Third-party services and network requests

Alarm Clock does not load remote code and does not integrate advertising or analytics services. Its core time-management features are designed to work locally inside Chrome.

5. Policy updates

If this policy changes, the revised version will be published here with an updated effective date. Because the extension is privacy-first and local-only, changes are expected to be rare.