Transparency
Privacy Policy
Atheon publishes a separate, product-specific privacy policy for each Chrome extension. These official statements describe the actual permissions, local processing, and third-party services involved.
Our approach
Our extensions are built to perform user-requested tasks. The types of data processed depend on the product and feature. We do not sell personal information or use extension data for behavioral advertising. For the full details, including retention and user controls, please consult each product's published policy below.
Product-specific privacy policies
Atheon Mark
Explains processing of selected webpage text, highlights, extension settings, and supported PDF workflows.
Read the official Atheon Mark policy ↗Atheon Snap
Explains local processing of captures and edits, Chrome storage, and Dodo Payments license validation for optional Pro features.
Read the official Atheon Snap policy ↗Atheon Location
Explains local browser settings and the optional GeoJS IP-based lookup, which contacts a third-party service when requested.
Read the official Atheon Location policy ↗Website and payment information
This website is an informational site; it does not contain a login, payment form, third-party analytics script, or advertising tracker. Basic technical request information may be processed by our hosting and security provider, Cloudflare, when you visit.
When paid features are offered, purchases are processed on the designated third-party checkout service, currently including Dodo Payments for supported products. That provider processes payment and transaction information under its own terms and privacy policy. Atheon does not collect full payment-card information through this website. A future payment provider will be disclosed at the relevant checkout.
Questions and changes
For privacy questions or requests, email hi@atheon.space. You may also use the Support section of the corresponding Chrome Web Store listing. Product-specific policies may change when the underlying features or providers change; the current published policy for each product remains the primary source for that extension.