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Reliquery

Privacy Policy

Last updated: May 17, 2026

Reliquery is a Chrome browser extension that helps brand owners, marketers, and product teams analyze webpages for brand alignment, competitive positioning, and design iteration. This policy describes what data Reliquery collects, how it is used, and your rights regarding that data.

1. Who we are

Reliquery is a product of Paladinmusic Enterprises, LLC, built to help brands protect, learn from, and improve their digital presence. Contact: support@reliquery.app

2. What data we collect

2.1 Page content (Audit & Scout)

When you click "Analyze This Page," Reliquery extracts text content, headings, meta tags, image alt text, and CTAs from the active browser tab. This content is sent to the Reliquery backend for analysis and discarded after the response. Reliquery does not persist page content server-side.

Reliquery never requests page-access permission in the background or at install time. You choose when and how to grant it via Chrome's native permission dialog:

All grants — broad or per-site — can be revoked at any time from chrome://extensions → Reliquery → Site access, or from the "Disable" button in the extension's settings panel.

2.2 Brand Reliquary documents

If you connect a Brand Reliquary (a GitHub repository or local folder of brand documents), the contents of those documents are read at analysis time and included in the request to the Reliquery backend. Brand documents are processed in memory and discarded after analysis. Reliquery does not store, log, or train on your brand documents.

2.3 Configuration (stored on your device)

The following settings are stored in your own browser via Chrome's storage API. They are not transmitted to Reliquery servers from storage:

2.4 How credentials are transmitted during use

When you actively use a feature that requires one of your stored credentials, that credential is transmitted to the relevant service over HTTPS to authenticate the request:

All Forge inference activity is billed to and visible in your own Anthropic account. Revoking either credential at its source (Anthropic or GitHub) immediately disables the corresponding feature.

2.5 Anonymous usage telemetry

Reliquery collects anonymized event data to monitor product health: which mode was used, success/failure status, request latency, and error categories. This data does not include page content, brand documents, URLs, or any personally identifying information.

2.6 Account and authentication

Reliquery requires an account to use the extension. When you sign in, you provide your email address, which is stored by our authentication provider (Supabase) in their hosted database. Your email is used solely to authenticate you and is not used for marketing, newsletters, or shared with third parties for advertising purposes.

Reliquery uses a passwordless sign-in flow: you receive a one-time verification code via email each time you sign in. No passwords are stored or transmitted.

Your account is associated with a unique user ID (UUID). Internal records such as usage counts and subscription status reference this UUID, not your email address.

2.7 Technical request metadata

To prevent fraud and abuse, respond to payment disputes, and debug operational issues, Reliquery records the following metadata for each authenticated request to billable endpoints (Audit, Scout, Forge, billing):

This data is retained for 180 days and is used solely for fraud detection, chargeback dispute evidence, and operational debugging. It is never used for advertising, profiling, or shared with third parties. The legal basis is our legitimate interest in protecting the service from abuse and complying with payment processor requirements. You can request deletion of this metadata at any time by emailing support@reliquery.app.

3. What we do not collect

4. Third parties

Reliquery sends data to the following third parties to deliver its features:

Reliquery does not sell, rent, or share your data with advertisers, data brokers, or any other third parties.

5. Permissions and why we need them

PermissionPurpose
activeTabRead the page you click "Analyze This Page" on
tabsRead the URL of the active tab so the side panel knows which site you're about to analyze. This permission grants metadata access only (URL, title, favicon) — it does not allow reading or modifying page content. The "Read your browsing history" warning Chrome shows at install describes this metadata access; Reliquery does not store, log, or transmit your browsing history
scriptingInject the content extraction script into the active tab
storageSave your Brand Reliquary settings, Home Base URL, and Forge API key locally
sidePanelDisplay the Reliquery interface as a side panel
debuggerCapture full-page screenshots and apply CSS during Forge mode
host_permissionsAllow the extension to send requests to the Reliquery backend and to Supabase for authentication
optional_host_permissionsDeclares the maximum scope Reliquery can ever request, but grants no access at install. Each site you analyze is requested individually via Chrome's per-origin permission dialog when you click "Analyze This Page"

6. Your rights

7. Children

Reliquery is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect data from children.

8. Changes to this policy

If we materially change how Reliquery handles data, we will update this page and revise the "Last updated" date. Continued use of the extension after a change constitutes acceptance of the revised policy.

9. Contact

Paladinmusic Enterprises, LLC
Email: support@reliquery.app
Product: Reliquery Chrome Extension