Last updated: October 2026
This policy covers every Chrome extension published by Judith Scholtz of Luvleigh Studio.
What the extensions store
Anything an extension saves, such as your settings, drafts or items you choose to keep, is stored on your own computer inside your Chrome browser. It does not come to me. It stays there until you delete it, or until you remove the extension from Chrome, which deletes everything it has stored.
You can delete your account at any time with the Delete account button inside the extension, which removes your email and sign-in details. You can also email me and I will delete it for you.
Accounts
Some extensions need an account. When you create one, I keep your email address, and your password is used to sign you in. Accounts are handled by Google Firebase Authentication. Passwords are stored by Google in scrambled form, and I cannot see them. I can see the email addresses of the accounts that exist. I also keep a simple record of which of my extensions you signed up for, and when you last signed in, so I know who has access to what.
Account details are stored on Google's servers, which are located in the United States, so your information may be processed outside the country you live in.
I use your email address only to sign you in, to send password reset emails, and to contact you about your account or important changes to the extension. Google's privacy policy applies to how Firebase handles account data.
What I collect
Apart from account details, nothing. I do not run servers that receive your content, and I have no access to your accounts on other websites, your posts, your images or your activity. The extensions contain no analytics, no tracking and no advertising.
I do not sell or transfer user data to third parties, other than the service providers needed to run accounts, which is Google Firebase. I do not use data for anything unrelated to what the extension does, and I do not use it to judge creditworthiness or for lending.
Websites the extensions work on
Each extension only runs on the websites it says it works with, and it only reads the information on those pages that it needs to do its job. When an extension sends something, it goes to the website you are already using and only when you ask it to. For example, a posting tool sends your post and images to the community site you are signed in to, at the moment you click the button.
Permissions
Extensions ask Chrome for permissions, and each extension asks only for what it needs: access to the specific websites it works on, storage to save your items and settings on your computer, access to Google's sign-in and database services for accounts, and in some cases notifications to tell you when a task has finished. The extensions do not read your passwords, your browsing history or websites they do not work on.
Not affiliated with other companies
My extensions are independent tools. They are not made, endorsed or supported by Skool or any other website they work with.
Changes to this policy
If something changes in a way that affects your privacy, I will update this page and the date at the top.
Contact
Questions about this policy? Email info@luvleighstudio.com.
Judith Scholtz, Luvleigh Studio.