Tuesday Time Tracker

Privacy Policy

Effective July 10, 2026 · Browser extension for Chrome and Edge

In short

The extension only reads and writes your own time-tracking data in NeoOS — the same data you already see in the web app.
It stores one thing on your device: your sign-in session, so you don't have to log in twice.
It has no analytics, no advertising, no third-party trackers, and it cannot read or modify the pages you browse.

What this extension is

Tuesday Time Tracker is a companion to the Tuesday web application. It lets you start, stop, and review your tracked time from your browser toolbar instead of switching to a tab. It is built for members of the Tuesday organization who already have a Tuesday account.

Data it stores on your device

The extension keeps exactly one thing in your browser's local extension storage: your Tuesday authentication session (an access token and a refresh token), so you stay signed in between popup openings.

This is the same kind of session your browser already keeps for the NeoOS web app — it's just stored in the extension's own local storage instead of the browser's cookie jar. It never leaves your device except in direct, authenticated requests to NeoOS's own backend.

Data it reads or sends

When you open the popup, the extension fetches your running timer, your projects, and your recent time entries directly from NeoOS's database — the same records the web app shows you, under the same account permissions. Starting, stopping, or editing a time entry from the extension writes to that same database.

No data is sent anywhere except to NeoOS's own backend. There is no separate analytics service, error-tracking service, or advertising network built into the extension.

Permissions it requests, and why

storage

Holds your sign-in session locally, so the popup doesn't ask you to log in every time you open it.

alarms

Wakes the extension roughly once a minute to refresh the elapsed-time badge on the toolbar icon. No data is collected by this — it only reads your own running timer to update a number.

The extension requests no host permissions: it cannot read, modify, or inject anything into the pages you visit, and it has no access to your browsing history.

Sharing and retention

Your time-tracking data is never sold or shared with anyone outside Tuesday
Signing out clears the session stored by the extension immediately.
The extension keeps no data store of its own beyond that session — everything else lives in Tuesday's database and follows Tuesday's existing data retention practices, identical to the web app.

Changes to this policy

If what the extension collects or accesses changes, this page will be updated and the effective date above will change accordingly.