Clip to Navi · privacy
Privacy Policy
Clip to Navi lets a signed-in Navi user save web pages, links, text selections, and images to their own Navi account as planning references. Last updated: 2026-09-05.
What the extension sends, and where
When you clip something, the extension sends it to your own Navi
server (https://navi-planner.fly.dev, or a localhost
server during development). It sends only what you choose to clip:
- the page URL and title,
- a text selection or an image you clip,
- an optional note and a 1–5 priority you add at clip time.
For image clips, the extension fetches the image's bytes from the page you're on and forwards them to your Navi server, which reads them with OCR.
The extension authenticates using your existing Navi sign-in (a session cookie set when you sign in to Navi with Google). It does not create or store a separate password.
Who else processes a clip
Your Navi server does not keep a clip to itself. To turn a raw page into a structured reference it passes the clipped content to a small number of processors, each acting only on Navi's behalf and none of them permitted to use your data for their own purposes:
- Anthropic — the clipped page text (or the image, for an image clip) is sent to Anthropic's API, which extracts the title, place, dates and price. This is how a clip becomes a reference rather than a bookmark.
- The site you clipped — for a link clip, Navi's server fetches that URL itself to read the page.
- Open-Meteo — place names found in a clip are sent to a geocoder so the reference can be pinned on a map. Only the place name is sent, never your own location.
- Apify — used only for sites that cannot be read directly, and only when that connector is enabled.
Nothing is sold, and nothing is shared for advertising or analytics.
What the extension stores locally
- Your Navi server URL (a setting).
- A short-lived queue of in-flight clip jobs, so a slow clip isn't lost if the browser suspends the extension.
These live in your browser's extension storage and are sent nowhere except your Navi server.
What the extension does NOT do
- It does not track your browsing — it reads a page's URL, title, or selection only when you explicitly clip.
- It has no analytics, ads, or third-party trackers.
- It does not sell your data, and shares it only with the processors listed above, which act on Navi's behalf to build the reference.
Your control
Clipped references live in your Navi account — edit or delete them there. Uninstalling the extension removes its local settings and job queue.
Contact
Questions: kevinreber1@gmail.com