Privacy at Deepread
Deepread helps you organize browser tabs and read the pages you choose to save. This notice explains what happens to your information when you use the browser extension and web library.
Signing in with Google
If you choose Google sign-in, Google provides basic identity information such as your name, email address, and profile picture to Clerk, our authentication provider. Deepread uses your Clerk user ID to keep your library separate from other accounts. Google sign-in does not give Deepread access to your Gmail, Google Drive, contacts, or calendar.
Pages and reading data
When you run quick organization, the extension reads information from the browser tabs you ask it to process, including URLs, titles, descriptions, and available page excerpts. The extension can classify tabs locally without a Deepread account. Signing in and choosing to sync sends saved pages, classification suggestions, summaries, topic evidence, reading progress, and any selected local library backups to the Deepread service. DeepWork note references can be synced; the full text of notes you edited in DeepWork is outside this sync.
Where data goes
Clerk handles account and session information. Cloudflare D1 stores the records needed for your library and topics; private Cloudflare R2 stores captured text and backups. To classify or summarize material you ask Deepread to process, relevant titles and excerpts may be sent to TypeSafe Jev, DeepSeek, or Cloudflare Workers AI, depending on the feature and your configuration. We do not sell your Google identity information or saved reading material.
Your choices
You can use local tab classification without syncing. You can decide which results to sync and correct suggested categories in the product. Saved account data remains available until it is removed; the current product does not provide a self-service account deletion control. For a copy of your data, a correction, or a deletion request, email dezineleo@gmail.com.
Changes
We may update this notice when the product or its data processing changes. The update date at the top of this page shows the current version.