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Privacy Policy

Stickly helps you learn vocabulary while you browse. This page explains what we collect, what stays local, and how you can delete your data.

What we collect

Anonymous Firebase account

When you first use Stickly, Firebase may create an anonymous account so we can save your vocabulary and preferences before you sign in.

Account sync

If you later create or link a permanent account, your saved words, review progress, and preferences can sync across the devices where you use Stickly.

Browsing and translation

Stickly can run on websites you allow. On those pages, the extension reads page content locally in your browser so it can detect selected text, highlight saved words, and show inline review. When you ask Stickly to translate or save a word, we send that text and the minimum surrounding context needed to process the request and store the result.

Saved data

We store saved vocabulary, translations, optional context sentences, review progress, and your learning preferences in Firebase.

Analytics and product events

We use a pseudonymous installation ID from the browser extension, when available, together with product events to understand how Stickly is used and to keep app and extension events aligned to the same installation. Anonymous Firebase accounts are not used as analytics user IDs. If you sign in, some analytics events may be associated with your account.

Sharing and advertising

We do not use your data for advertising, and we do not sell it or share it with unrelated companies for cross-company tracking.

Deletion and contact

You can delete your account from Stickly settings. Deleting your account removes the data stored for that account from our product database. For privacy questions or deletion requests, contact alexander@stick.ly.