Last updated: June 17, 2026
Repruvia is an open-source Chrome extension and companion web app that turns a recording session into a structured bug report. This policy explains what data Repruvia handles and how.
The short version
- Everything Repruvia captures stays on your device, in your browser's local storage.
- We (the developers) run no servers, no analytics, and no tracking. We never receive your data.
- Your data leaves your browser only when you explicitly choose to submit a report to your own issue tracker (Linear or Jira) or export it as a file.
- Input values you type are never recorded — only field labels and placeholders.
What Repruvia captures
When you start a recording, and only while recording, Repruvia captures:
- User activity — your clicks, form interactions, and page navigations on the tab you are recording. It records that an interaction happened and the element's labels/attributes — it does not record the values you type into fields.
- Website content — a screenshot of the page at each step, plus visible text/labels and the URLs of failed network requests, to give the report visual and technical context.
- Web history (recorded session only) — the URL, page path, and timestamps of the page(s) within the session you are actively recording. Repruvia does not access your general browsing history.
- Console errors and network failures that occur during the recording.
- Environment details — browser name/version, operating system, viewport size, and user-agent string, included as reproduction context.
Repruvia does not collect personally identifiable information, authentication credentials, health, financial, location, or personal communications data.
Where your data is stored
All captured sessions and your settings are stored locally in your browser using IndexedDB and the browser's extension storage. None of it is transmitted to the developers or any third party by default. There is no Repruvia backend.
When data leaves your device
Your data is sent off your device only when you take an explicit action: