Last updated: 2026-09-07
Billable — Time Tracker & Invoicing (“Billable”) is designed to keep work and invoicing data on the user’s device. Billable has no Billable-operated cloud account or server for that data.
Billable stores the following data in the browser’s extension storage on the user’s device:
This local data is not sent to Billable servers because Billable does not operate a server for it. Where supported by the browser, Billable restricts storage.local to trusted extension contexts. This is a browser access control and is not encryption; users should protect access to their device and browser profile.
Billable does not send email, connect to an email inbox, or attach files. Only after an explicit user action to create an email does Billable pass the reviewed recipient, subject, and plain-text body to the operating system or browser’s configured mail application through a mailto link. Users may instead copy the subject or body themselves.
The global billing-default payment-instructions field is free text. Billable warns users not to enter card numbers, passwords, private keys, or other authentication secrets in it.
Billable offers an optional Billable Pro subscription. ExtensionPay and its payment processor Stripe handle payment and subscription-management flows. When a user checks subscription status or opens a payment or subscription-management page, ExtensionPay may process purchase-related account information, such as the email address used for purchase, license status, and subscription status, under its own policy: ExtensionPay Privacy Policy.
Billable does not receive or store payment-card details. Billable work and invoice data are not sent to ExtensionPay or Stripe.
Billable’s use of user data complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Billable uses user data only to provide or improve its time-tracking and invoicing features and does not use it for advertising, credit decisions, or unrelated purposes.
Billable requests these permissions only:
Billable declares no Chrome host permissions. Its existing ExtensionPay payment-confirmation content script is limited to https://extensionpay.com/*; it does not read ordinary browsing content or browsing history.
Invoice history is not automatically deleted. Users can export local JSON backups. Clearing browser data, uninstalling the extension, losing a device, or losing a browser profile can remove locally stored data; users are responsible for keeping backups.
Questions about this policy: billable.extension@gmail.com. Material changes will be reflected here and identified by the “Last updated” date above.