privacy

Last updated 5 November 2026.

the save to clippings extension

The extension does nothing until you click its button (or press its shortcut). Then, and only on the tab you’re looking at, it reads four things from the page: its address, its headline, the address of its cover picture, and the site’s name. It opens Clippings with those so you can save the page to your account. It doesn’t read the article text, your browsing history, or any other tab, and it sends nothing anywhere except Clippings.

what clippings keeps

• Your email address and password, to sign you in. Passwords are stored hashed by Supabase, our database provider; nobody can read them.
• The links you save, with their headline, cover picture address, site, tags, collections and whether you’ve read them.
• When a site allows it, the article’s text, a short summary and an estimated reading time.

who else sees it

• Anthropic (Claude) reads the article text, or just the link, to write the summary and suggest tags.
• Voyage AI turns the headline and summary into numbers used for search.
• Supabase stores your account and clippings, and Vercel runs the site.

They handle it only to provide those services. Clippings has no ads and no tracking, and never sells or shares your data with anyone else. Your clippings are private to your account.

deleting your data

To delete your account and everything in it, write to fawn@artifactjournal.com. It’s removed within 30 days.