LaterVault Privacy Policy

Last updated: 5 July 2026

LaterVault is a browser extension that saves web articles into a reading library stored on your own device. The short version of this policy: we collect nothing, we transmit nothing, we have no servers, and we could not see your data even if we wanted to.

What data LaterVault stores

Articles you save (their text, title, source address, and the date you saved them) and your reading preferences (theme, text size) are stored locally in your browser using its built-in storage. This data never leaves your device through us. There are no accounts, no sign-ups, no analytics, no telemetry, no advertising identifiers, and no crash reporting.

Network requests

LaterVault makes network requests in exactly one situation: if you import a reading list from another service (such as a Pocket or Omnivore export file) and press "Download text", the extension fetches each of your imported article addresses directly from the website that publishes it, so the text can be stored on your device for offline reading. These requests go straight from your browser to those websites. There is no intermediary, and nothing about them is reported anywhere.

Your data is portable

You can export your entire library to a plain JSON file at any time from the library page, and delete any or all of it whenever you want. Uninstalling the extension removes its stored data from your browser.

Payments

If LaterVault offers optional paid features, payment is handled by a third-party merchant of record, and its handling of your payment details is governed by its own privacy policy. LaterVault itself never sees your payment information.

Changes and contact

If this policy ever changes, the new version will be published at this address with an updated date. Questions: hello@byteglen.com.