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How Breadly handles account and service information.

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Information we process

When you sign in, Breadly processes your email address and account authentication information. Sponsored offers you see or open inside the Breadly side panel can be recorded, along with partner clicks and verified signups tied to your account. Brand workspaces store submitted business profiles, campaigns, requests, and reviews.

Chrome extension and the sites you visit

The first screen after you add Breadly is "Find tools and rewards as you browse." It explains that Breadly checks the sites you visit against our list of tools so it can show reviews, deals and rewards. On tools listed on Breadly, we record your visits and key steps like signing up, linked to your Breadly account. We never collect your full browsing history or page content, and we never sell your data. Agree is your choice to allow that. Not now continues setup with tracking off, and you can change this anytime in settings. Before that choice, nothing is collected. Search, lists, your wallet, and Try links still work.

After you tap Agree, Breadly checks the site you have open against the public list of tools. That list grows as tools are approved. Banking, finance, health, news, and adult categories are left out, even when a tool in those categories is listed. The check happens on your device. We record which listed tool, the event (a visit, or a key step such as signing up, pricing, checkout, or finishing setup), and the time, linked to your Breadly account. We never collect your full browsing history, the page address, the query string, other sites, or page content, and we never sell your data.

After you tap Agree, a partner site with an active discount code can show a small Breadly card with that code. The card is added only on those partner sites. It does not read the page or send the address. You see it at most once a day on each site. Turning Notice tool visits off hides it.

We keep those tool-visit records for up to 18 months, then delete them. You can turn Notice tool visits off in the side panel at any time. That stops new records. To delete records already stored, email hello@trybreadly.com.

Breadly does not sell personal information and does not share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. California residents can opt out of sale or sharing: Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information.

How information is used

Account information supports sign-in, website and extension linking, credit accounting, fraud prevention, and responding to requests. A visit or key step on a tool listed on Breadly is used to verify reviews and rewards for that tool, and to show reviews, deals, and rewards for it. The list is public and grows as tools are approved.

Service providers

Breadly uses Vercel for hosting, Supabase for authentication and database services, and Resend for sign-in email delivery. Payment-related information is processed by Stripe when a payment service is enabled. Service providers may process technical request information to operate and protect these services.

Your choices

You can turn off tool-visit notices in the extension side panel, disconnect the extension, remove it from Chrome, or contact hello@trybreadly.com for account access or deletion requests. Website preference controls save choices in your browser; they do not change account-wide settings. Contact forms open your email app and send only when you choose to send.

Contact

For questions about personal information or your account, contact hello@trybreadly.com.