Your data, your household, nowhere else.
Aiyoo reads receipts, not accounts. Here’s exactly what that means.
Never collected
- Your email password, or any email account credentials
- Bank account passwords, card numbers, or UPI PINs
- Login passwords for Myntra, Blinkit, Zepto, Amazon, or any shopping site
What Aiyoo actually does
- Reads the order — product names, quantities, prices, dates — from receipts you forward, PDFs you upload, or pages you're already logged into
- Stores that order data against your own household account
- Uses it only to build your household's own spending and price-history view
About the Chrome extension, specifically
The Aiyoo Chrome extension reads your own order-history pages on Myntra, Blinkit, Zepto and Amazon — only while you’re already logged into them, and only the order details on those specific pages. It has no technical capability to read your passwords, your browsing history, or any other tab or site. It requests exactly five browser permissions (`storage`, `scripting`, `alarms`, `idle`, `notifications`) and none of the higher-risk ones (`debugger`, `webRequest`, `downloads`) that other tools sometimes use to simulate trusted clicks or intercept network traffic — Aiyoo doesn’t need them and doesn’t ask for them. You can review or revoke its access anytime from your browser’s extension settings, and uninstalling it deletes everything it stored locally.
The legal part, in full
Aiyoo is built and operated under Indian law, including the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA). The complete Terms & Privacy Notice — including exactly what each data-ingestion method is authorised to read, our data retention practice, and how to reach our Grievance Officer — is public and unabridged.
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