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What ShipDay and opc.observer collect when you launch a site, and what we do not.
Last updated September 21, 2026
Who this covers
This policy covers the ShipDay Chrome extension and the website opc.observer. Both exist to help a maker finish a personal site’s first launch: one public about page (a backlink) and one Google index check after submit.
What we collect
Only when you open the extension popup or submit a listing:
- Website content from the current tab: URL, page title, and meta description, used to prefill the launch form. We do not read other tabs and we do not store a browsing history.
- Listing text you type: site name, maker name, one-liner, about, and tags. Maker name is the only name we keep, and only if you enter it.
Submit sends that listing to our own API on opc.observer so we can create or look up the public about page. Filling the form does not run a Google lookup. Creating the listing does one index check on our server.
What we do not collect
- Email, address, phone, government ID, health, or payment data
- Passwords or other authentication secrets
- Emails, chats, or other personal communications
- GPS or a list of pages you have visited
- Clicks, mouse position, scroll, or keystrokes
A normal HTTPS request to opc.observer includes an IP address handled by our host so the page or API can respond. We do not use it to locate you or build a profile.
How we use it
App functionality only: prefill the form, create or open the listing, measure launch-health signals we already show on the site, and watch Google site: results for 7 days after submit. We do not sell or transfer this data to third parties for advertising, credit, or unrelated purposes.
Where it is stored
The extension may keep a launch draft and the opc.observer origin in chrome.storage.local on your device. Listing records live on opc.observer. The public about page is visible to anyone.
Contact
Questions: hello@opc.observer