Privacy

Taliri swaps a few words on pages you read into the language you are learning. This policy is short because the architecture is the policy: your data stays on your machine.

The short version. No account. No extension analytics. Nothing you read, type, or learn is ever transmitted by the extension. Taliri's only network activity is downloading its own dictionaries — and reading works on a plane.

If you press the speaker, your browser's own speech service pronounces that one word; some browsers use an online voice for it.

What Taliri reads. To choose which words to swap, Taliri reads the text of pages it runs on — the part on or near your screen, as you scroll — in the tab's memory, on your device. Page text is never stored and never sent. The only thing that crosses from a page to Taliri's local database is a lookup: which dictionary words appeared — no sentences, no order, no URLs. Editable fields and code are excluded. A built-in list keeps it off mail, banking, documents and payment pages, and it backs off any page that shows a password field. Copying text from a page keeps the original wording.

What Taliri stores on your device.

• Your settings: language, level, pacing, and the sites you have allowed or blocked.
• Your learning record: for each dictionary word, counts of encounters and your answers with their scheduling state. Words, not pages — nothing about where you met them.
• Daily counters that keep pacing honest.
• A courtesy list: to notice when it is being annoying, Taliri remembers at most 50 recent site addresses — the domain only, never the page or its contents — with whether you paused or blocked it there. The list rolls over continuously, stays on your machine, and is erased on reset.
• The bundled dictionaries themselves.

What Taliri sends. Nothing about you. Taliri downloads dictionary packs from its own server (packs.taliri.app) — plain requests for public files, sent without cookies, identifiers, or anything derived from your browsing. Every pack is cryptographically verified before use. There is no sync, no telemetry, and no third-party service in this version. Pronunciation uses the voices installed in your operating system.

Where it runs. Nowhere, until you say so. At install Taliri has access to no sites. You choose everywhere, selected sites, or only-when-you-click; Chrome's own permission prompt is the gate, and revoking access removes the script.

Your data is yours. Export everything to a file, or erase it all, from the options page. Uninstalling removes it too.

This website

Your light or dark mode preference is saved in this browser.

Website analytics are off. The extension counts nothing.

Website analytics, when enabled, use PostHog in the EU. They count visits and explicit clicks without cookies or session recordings. The site does not collect your extension learning record or the pages you read elsewhere.

Changes. A future version may add optional, clearly labeled features that use the network (such as sync across devices). They will be opt-in, this policy will be updated first, and one promise is permanent: the pages you read never leave your device.

Questions: hello@taliri.app.