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Privacy Policy
Last updated 5 August 2026
Klakso is built so that the analysis of a listing happens in your browser. This page explains what stays local, what is sent to a service, and what control you have over both.
01What stays in your browser
Deal analysis, registration-tax computation, comparables collected from listings you browse, checklists and your interface settings are computed and stored locally in your browser profile. We do not receive a copy of them.
Clearing the extension storage or your browser profile permanently deletes this data. We cannot restore it.
02What we process on our servers
Account data: email address, plan, billing status and usage counters for metered features (AI analyses and VIN decodes).
Optional services you explicitly trigger: VIN decoding, live parts pricing and AI second opinions. The request payload for those calls contains vehicle attributes and, for AI analyses, the listing text you chose to analyse.
Basic technical logs (timestamp, coarse region, error codes) needed to run and secure the service.
03Why we process it
To provide the features you request, to meter plan limits, to take payment, to prevent abuse, and to fix faults. Our legal bases are contract performance and our legitimate interest in a secure, working product.
05Retention
Account records are kept while your account is active and for the period required for accounting. Usage counters reset each billing cycle. Request logs for optional services are kept for a short operational window and then deleted.
06Your rights
You can request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability or object to processing, and you can lodge a complaint with your supervisory authority. Deleting your account removes server-side account data.
Write to privacy@klakso.example and we will answer within one month.
07Contact
Klakso Systems — privacy@klakso.example. For a security issue, use security@klakso.example and please give us reasonable time to remediate before disclosure.
This page is maintained by Klakso Systems to answer common questions about privacy policy. It describes our current practices and is not an independent certification or legal advice.