Last updated: 24 July 2026
Cursor Puppy is a visual browser toy: an animated pixel pet that walks around on the pages you visit. This policy describes exactly what it does and does not send to us. It is written to be accurate rather than flattering — where we do collect something, we say so.
Chrome warns that this extension can read and change data on every website. That warning is about what the extension is technically able to do, not what it does.
The pet has to be drawn on a page in order to walk across it. The only way Chrome lets an extension draw on a page is to give it access to that page, and that same access would also allow reading the page. Chrome cannot tell the two apart, so it warns about both.
Cursor Puppy only draws. Its on-page script adds its own images to the page and removes them again. It does not read page text, form fields, passwords, cookies, or the page address, and it makes no network requests of its own.
From the extension:
| Item | What it is | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Anonymous ID | A random identifier (e.g. f47ac10b-…) generated in your browser on install | To count installs and roughly how many people use it daily/weekly |
| Event names | install, heartbeat, banner_impression, banner_click | Usage counts, and to tell an advertiser how often their offer was seen or clicked |
| Offer ID | Which offer was shown or clicked | Advertiser reporting |
The anonymous ID is not linked to your name, email, account, or any other identifier. We have no way to work out who you are from it. Clearing the extension's storage or reinstalling produces a new, unconnected ID.
Your area (only if you type it): the popup has an optional "your area" box. If you type a place and save it, that text is stored locally and sent with the offer request so we can pick an offer for that area. We do not geolocate you, look up your IP, or use any location service — the only area we ever know is the one you choose to type. Leave the box blank and no area is sent.
Page content · page addresses or browsing history · anything you type · form data, passwords or payment details · cookies · your name, email or phone · your precise GPS location · screenshots · any data from other extensions.
We do not use trackers, advertising cookies, or fingerprinting, and we do not build a profile of you.
storage — saves your settings locally: the pet's mode (follow / ball / home / sleep),
which pet you picked, whether it's hidden, the area you typed (if any), the anonymous ID, and the
current offer to show. Settings never leave your device; only the anonymous ID and, if you typed one,
the area are sent.alarms — wakes the extension roughly every 30 minutes to send a heartbeat and refresh
the current offer.aisandy.tech — the only server the extension talks to.http/https) — to draw the pet on them, as explained above.Our own server (aisandy.tech), operated by us, receives the anonymous
ID, event names, and the area you typed (if any). No other party receives anything — there is no
location service and no analytics provider.
We do not sell, rent, or share your data with anyone else, and we do not use it for advertising profiles, creditworthiness, or lending.
Event records (anonymous ID, event name, timestamp) are kept to produce usage and advertiser reports. Area lookups are never stored. If you want your event records deleted, email us with your anonymous ID — you can find it in the extension's storage — and we will remove them.
Cursor Puppy is not directed at children under 13 and we do not knowingly collect their data.
Material changes will be reflected here with a new "last updated" date, and, where the change affects what we collect, in the extension listing.
Questions, deletion requests, or anything else: sandeep@card9.in