Privacy policy
Privacy means knowing where your data goes. Last updated 28 October 2026.
Local data
Encrypted launch drafts, a watchlist, a local alias and confirmed launch records may be stored in your browser. Only draft contents are encrypted. Use Settings to remove local INJPAD data.
Wallet and blockchain requests
Connecting a wallet exposes its public address to the app. Balance and transaction requests send relevant public addresses to RPC or indexer providers. Public transactions and published token metadata cannot be deleted by INJPAD.
Encryption
Draft passwords and plaintext contents remain in the browser. A compromised device, browser extension or application can access data while unlocked. Encryption does not conceal traffic metadata or your IP address.
Hosting and external services
The hosting provider and public data providers may process request metadata such as IP addresses and access times. External links open services with their own privacy policies. No advertising analytics are intentionally installed in this application.
Exports and deletion
Encrypted backups can be downloaded locally. Anyone with both your backup and password can decrypt it. Deleting local storage does not delete exported backups, third-party logs or blockchain history.