Last updated: June 5, 2026
Orbit Station is local-first. By default, the extension makes zero external network requests and stores everything in your browser. A few optional features can be turned on from Settings — each one is off by default and clearly disclosed below:
The Free tier stays account-free and fully local. Pro sync is strictly opt-in — you choose to sign in. We never run advertising and never sell your data. Ever.
All your settings, workspaces, links, notes, todos, and preferences live in your browser via chrome.storage.local. This data never leaves your device unless you explicitly export it as a JSON file, or you enable Pro cross-device sync (see the opt-in section below).
We do not collect, transmit, or store the following on our servers:
Orbit Station requests the following Chrome permissions, each tied to a specific user-facing feature. None are used for background monitoring or data collection.
chrome.storage.local.
chrome.search.query API. We do not change, override, or read your search settings.
chrome.identity API opens Google’s consent screen so you can authenticate. We request the minimum scopes (openid, email, profile) and never request access to Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or any other Google service. Free users who never sign in are unaffected.
Status: off by default. Toggle in the sidebar or Settings → Privacy.
What is sent: your latitude and longitude (rounded to 4 decimal places) to Open-Meteo — a free, open-source weather API that does not require an API key and does not track users.
When it is sent: only when the widget is visible. Refreshes every 30 minutes while open.
How to revoke: toggle the widget off in Settings → Privacy. Browser geolocation permission can also be revoked from your browser's site settings.
Status: off by default. Toggle in Settings → Privacy.
What is sent (only when enabled, max once per 24 hours):
1.1.0)session_start, day_3_active) plus the day number since installWhat is never sent: URLs, page titles, bookmark contents, note text, todo text, workspace names, search queries, IP address, or any browsing activity. Only event names from a fixed enum.
Why we collect it: to measure activation friction (e.g. how many users complete the first stack) so we can fix the onboarding for everyone. Aggregate use only.
How to revoke: toggle off in Settings → Privacy. Locally cached events are deleted on the next session.
Status: only runs if you visit orbitstation.app/why-uninstall after uninstalling and choose to submit feedback.
What is sent: a single reason code from a fixed enum (e.g. missing-feature, too-slow) plus, if you choose to type one, an optional free-text comment that you write yourself.
How to skip: close the page or do not click submit. Nothing is sent without an explicit click.
Status: off by default. Available only on the Pro plan, and only after you choose “Sign in with Google” in Settings → Sync. Free users never sign in and never sync.
What is stored: the contents you create in the extension — your galaxies/clusters, worlds/workspaces, saved links and tab stacks (including their URLs), notes, todos, boards, calendar entries, and preferences. This is stored in your own account-scoped rows so it can sync to your other signed-in devices.
What we can see: nothing. Every row is protected by database row-level security keyed to your account, so only your authenticated session can read or write your data. We do not view your content.
Where it is stored: Supabase (Postgres), in the United States (us-east-1), encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest.
Account identity: your Google account email and a unique account ID, used solely to authenticate you and associate your data with your account. We request only the openid email profile scopes.
How to revoke: turn off sync, sign out, or use “Delete my cloud data” in Settings to permanently erase your synced data and account. See Data Retention below.
Optional analytics and uninstall feedback are received by serverless API endpoints we operate (api/events and api/uninstall-feedback) and forwarded to a private email inbox via Resend (our transactional email provider). We do not store this data in a database, share it with third parties, or use it for advertising. Resend processes the message in transit only; we do not retain server logs of payload contents.
Open-Meteo is contacted directly from your browser when the weather widget is enabled. We do not proxy or log those requests.
If you enable Pro cross-device sync, your content is sent directly from the extension to your account-scoped storage on Supabase over an encrypted connection. Payments for Pro are processed by Stripe on our website; we never see or store your full card details.
Sub-processors. We rely on a small set of vetted providers strictly to deliver these features: Supabase (authentication, database, and realtime sync for Pro), Stripe (payment processing for Pro), and Resend (transactional email and the opt-in analytics/feedback digests). Each processes only the data needed for its function.
Orbit Station's use of any information received from Google APIs — both the Chrome extension APIs listed under "Permissions We Request" and, for Pro users who opt in, the basic profile information (openid email profile) received when you sign in with Google — adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements:
Orbit Station's single purpose is to replace the browser's new tab page with a configurable workflow launcher: organise links into workspaces, group multiple URLs into one-click "tab stacks," search and launch them via a keyboard-first command palette, and access supporting tools (notes, todos, focus timer) from the sidebar. All listed permissions and the optional features above exist solely to support this single purpose.
Orbit Station does not knowingly collect any information from children under 13. The Free tier does not require an account, sign-in, or any personal information. The optional Pro cross-device sync feature requires Google sign-in and is intended for adults; it is not directed to or marketed to children.
We may update this privacy policy when the extension's data behaviour changes. Material changes will be reflected here with an updated "Last updated" date. We do not maintain an email list and therefore cannot notify users individually; please re-read this page after major version updates.
Questions or data deletion requests: support@orbitstation.app — or use the form at orbitstation.app/support.
See also our Terms of Service, which govern use of the Pro subscription.
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