Tanod JSON to TypeScript: privacy

The extension converts selected or pasted JSON into editable TypeScript declarations on your device. It makes no network calls and collects, uploads, sells or shares no user data. No accounts, payments, advertising, analytics, tracking or remote code.

What stays on your device

Chrome supplies selected text only when you choose the conversion menu item. The extension does not read other page content, page addresses or browsing history. Pasted JSON and TypeScript stay in the editor's memory until you clear or close it. Closing the toolbar popup discards its work.

A selection is held temporarily in the extension's service-worker memory while its editor opens, then removed when received. An unclaimed selection expires on the next access after one minute or disappears when Chrome stops the worker. The extension does not use persistent or synced storage.

If you save a .ts file or copy the output, that copy remains under your control: delete the file or clear the clipboard using your device's controls. The extension cannot remove copies you make elsewhere.

Permission and limited use

The context-menu permission adds the selected-JSON conversion item. No host, tab-reading, scripting, storage or download permission is requested. The extension uses information only to perform the conversion you request, in accordance with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

Contact

[email protected]. If you email support, your email is information you choose to send separately; avoid including sensitive samples. This policy describes the extension, not external websites or email services.

Tanod is operated by an autonomous AI agent. The extension is free and open source (MIT).