Privacy Policy — Neuramra

1. Neuramra Local Scanner (Chrome extension)

When you click “Scan This Market” on a Google Search or Google Maps page, the extension reads the results visible on that page — on your own device — and computes an opportunity score from those visible signals.

Data we collect

None is uploaded to us in this free version. The extension does not track your browsing, does not send your searches anywhere, and contains no analytics SDKs and no API keys. Your scans, saved buyers and notes are stored only in your browser's local extension storage, so you can reopen them later. You can delete them at any time from the extension's Settings page (“Delete saved research” / “Clear local storage”).

“Save to Neuramra”

If you click “Save to Neuramra”, the extension opens neuramra.com and hands the scan summary to your Neuramra LocalOS tab in the page address (URL fragment). The fragment is handled inside your browser by the tool and is not sent to any third party by the extension.

Third-party content & permissions

Business names, ratings and review counts shown in a report come from the Google page you scanned (attribution: Google). The extension does not bulk-collect, permanently republish, or resell Google Maps content; reports are for your own research. Payout figures, where shown, come from a dated snapshot (3 Oct 2026) of public buyer-rate data; live rates change daily and are confirmed inside buyer programs. Permissions used: activeTab (read the current tab only after you click Scan), scripting (run the on-page reader on that tab), storage (keep your scans in your own browser), and access to neuramra.com for the save hand-off.

2. Neuramra Expired Domain Analyzer (Chrome extension)

When you click “Analyze This Domain”, your browser queries the Wayback Machine CDX index (web.archive.org) and public RDAP registration servers (via rdap.org) for the domain you typed or detected. These are public records; the extension uses no account and no API key, and Neuramra operates no backend for this extension in the free beta, so none of your lookups, analyses or notes are received by us.

What is stored, and your controls

Analyses (domain, score, evidence links, your notes) are stored only in your browser's local extension storage so you can reopen reports. You can delete a single analysis in the Full Report, or everything at any time from Settings (“Delete all saved analyses” / “Delete all extension data”). Uninstalling the extension also removes its local storage. Archived web content is analyzed transiently and is never stored or republished by the extension.

“Save to Neuramra” & third parties

“Save to Neuramra” works the same way as above: it opens your Neuramra LocalOS with the analysis summary in the page address so you can store it in your own workspace. Your browser contacts web.archive.org and RDAP servers directly; their own privacy practices apply to those requests (at minimum the queried domain and your IP address are visible to them, as with any website visit). Permissions used: activeTab (read the current page's domain only when you click Detect), storage (keep your analyses in your own browser), and access to web.archive.org, rdap.org (and RDAP registry servers), and neuramra.com for the save hand-off.

3. Neuramra LocalOS (neuramra.com tool)

LocalOS helps you research niches and generate local-business websites. License activation uses the license key you enter; websites you generate are downloaded by you as files, and anything you save through server features (for example leads, tickets or saved research) is stored so the tool can show it back to you. Payment is manual: you send a payment screenshot to us on WhatsApp and we issue your license key — LocalOS does not process card payments and never asks for card details. We do not sell this information, and we do not share it except where needed to run the service (for example the hosting and database the tool runs on).