Privacy Policy

Open in GitHub for Graphite — Chrome extension. Last updated 11 August 2026.

Summary

The extension collects no data. There is no analytics, no telemetry, no tracking, no account, and no server — it makes no network requests at all.

What the extension does

On a Graphite pull request page it reads the address bar URL, rewrites it into the equivalent github.com pull request URL, and inserts links pointing there. The rewrite is plain string manipulation performed locally in your browser. Nothing about the page, the pull request, or you is sent anywhere.

Data collected

None. Specifically, the extension does not collect, transmit, sell, or share:

• personally identifiable information
• health information
• financial or payment information
• authentication information
• personal communications
• location data
• web history
• user activity such as clicks, scrolling, or keystrokes
• website content

Storage

The extension requests no storage permission and writes nothing to disk. Dismissing the floating button is held in memory only, which is why the button reappears when you reload the page.

Permissions

Its only permission is the content-script host match on app.graphite.com and app.graphite.dev. That is the access needed to read the current URL and insert a link into the page. The extension does not run on any other site, and it has no background process.

Remote code

None. All JavaScript and CSS ship inside the extension package. Nothing is fetched, evaluated, or imported at runtime.

Third parties

The extension has no third-party dependencies and contacts no third-party services. Following a link it adds takes you to github.com, where GitHub's own privacy policy applies.

This website embeds the demo video from youtube-nocookie.com, YouTube's reduced-tracking domain. That applies to this page only, not to the extension.

Changes

If this policy ever changes, the updated version will be published here with a new date. The full history is public in the repository.

Contact

Open an issue at github.com/leonardourci/graphite-to-github/issues.