ReplyRisk — Privacy Policy

Last updated: 22 September 2026

ReplyRisk analyses one email conversation at a time — in Gmail or Outlook on the web — only when you ask it to. It does not read your mailbox, and it does not keep your email.

What ReplyRisk does with your email

When you press Analyze this conversation, the extension reads the conversation currently open in your Gmail or Outlook tab and sends it to the ReplyRisk server, which passes it to an AI provider (OpenAI) to produce the analysis. The same applies when you press Generate follow-up.

Outlook shows earlier messages of a conversation collapsed. To read the whole conversation, ReplyRisk opens those messages on screen, reads them, and closes them again — the same thing you would do by clicking them. Outlook access is optional: your browser asks for it the first time you press Analyze in Outlook, and you can withdraw it at any time in the extension's settings.

Nothing happens without that click. ReplyRisk does not scan your inbox, does not run in the background, and never reads a conversation you have not asked it to analyse. It has no access to your Google or Microsoft account — no OAuth, no Gmail or Microsoft Graph API — only to what is on screen.

What is stored, and what is not

DataStored?
Email content, subjects, senders, attachments No. Used for your request, then discarded. Never written to disk, never in logs.
Generated analyses and drafts No. They exist in the side panel until you close it.
Your email address, if you sign in Yes — to hold your account, quota and subscription.
Usage counts Yes — how many analyses you have run this month, to enforce plan limits.
Product statistics Yes, as daily totals only — how many installs opened the panel, pressed Analyze, ran an analysis, signed in or started an upgrade, and whether they came from the Chrome or Edge store. The panel also reports whether it was opened over a mail tab and, when Analyze could not go ahead, which of a few fixed reasons stopped it — so we can tell a confusing first screen from a broken one. The address of the page you are on is never sent: a mail tab is reported as "a mail tab", and any other page is not reported at all. Your extension's random id is kept only as a one-way hash with the first and last day it was seen, so that a returning user is not counted twice. No email content, no address, no browsing history.
Server logs Counts and outcomes only: message count, character count, risk category, score. Never email text.
Feedback you send Yes — what you selected, your comment, and the verdict you are disputing. The conversation is not attached.

Who else sees it

Nobody else. Your data is never sold, rented, or shared for advertising.

Limited use

What is kept in your browser

A session token (if you sign in) and your settings, in Chrome's extension storage on your machine. Clearing them signs you out.

Deleting your account

Email privacy@wordscards.app and your account, usage counts and subscription record will be deleted. Your email content needs no deletion request, because it was never kept.

Changes

If this policy changes materially, the date above changes and the extension's listing is updated.

Contact

privacy@wordscards.app