Last updated: March 2025 · Version 1.0.0
Kiru is a browser extension developed as an independent project. There is no company, no backend server, and no user accounts. The extension runs entirely inside your browser.
Kiru stores the following data using Chrome/Edge's built-in storage APIs:
chrome.storage.local. This data never leaves your device and is not synced anywhere.chrome.storage.sync. If you are signed into a Chrome or Edge account, this data syncs across your own devices via your browser's built-in sync. It is not accessible to this extension's developer.chrome.storage.local on your device only. It is never synced, never exported in backups, and never transmitted to anyone other than Groq when you use AI Smart Add.chrome.storage.local so the timer survives the popup closing. Cleared when you reset.🔒 The developer of Kiru has no server, no database, and no mechanism to receive any of this data. It is physically impossible for us to access your tasks, heatmap, blocked sites, or API key.
Kiru includes an optional "AI Smart Add" feature. When you click the ✨ button in the Tasks tab, the text you typed in the task input field is sent to Groq for processing by a language model (Meta Llama 3).
Kiru requests the following browser permissions:
Kiru lets you export a JSON backup of your heatmap, tasks, and blocked sites. This file is saved directly to your device — it is not uploaded anywhere. Your Groq API key is explicitly excluded from all exports.
Kiru is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect any information from children.
If this policy changes in a material way, the "Last updated" date above will be updated and the change will be noted in the extension's release notes on the Edge Add-ons store.
If you have any questions about this privacy policy or how Kiru handles data, you can reach out via the Edge Add-ons store listing page. There is no data to request deletion of — everything stays on your device and can be cleared from within the extension at any time.