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What the Scoped website and Chrome extension handle, and what they do not collect.
The Chrome extension stores local preferences on your device, such as whether Bubble Map and Wash Radar are enabled and the Wash Radar panel layout.
The extension creates a random install ID and sends limited usage events to Scoped, including install, update, startup, daily active, popup open, feature toggles, chart detected, bubble opened, radar stream started, update check, and update available. Events may include extension version and source host, such as axiom.trade, gmgn.ai, trade.padre.gg, or popup.
When you view a supported Solana token chart, the extension may send the detected token mint to Scoped services to load bubble maps, quick-scan results, and Wash Radar metrics.
When Recon is enabled on X, the extension may send the X handle you are viewing, an optional detected token mint, and a random local device meter ID to Scoped services to show account rename history, linked contracts, and token-risk signals.
Scoped does not collect names, email addresses, passwords, private keys, seed phrases, payment card data, health information, personal communications, or precise location through the extension.
We use extension events to measure installs, active usage, feature usage, and update adoption. We use token mints, X handles, and chart context to provide holder maps, risk signals, account forensics, and fake-volume analysis.
We do not sell user data. We do not transfer user data for unrelated purposes. We do not use user data to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes.
The Chrome extension does not execute remote JavaScript or WebAssembly. Extension code is included in the packaged extension. Scoped services return data used by the extension UI and analysis features.
For privacy questions, contact the Scoped developer through the Chrome Web Store listing.