Scout

Privacy policy

What the Scout browser extension stores, what it sends, and what it never does.

Draft — pending final review

The short version. Scout is a research tool. It reads public market data about Solana tokens and shows it beside the coins you are already looking at. It has no accounts, no analytics, no tracking, and it does not send anything about you anywhere. Everything it remembers is stored on your own computer.

What Scout stores on your device

All of it is local. None of it is transmitted to the publisher or to anyone else.

Stored	Why
Your settings — score threshold, minimum liquidity, trade size, slippage	So the extension behaves the way you configured it
Pinned mint addresses	So the coins you chose to track survive a reload
Platform and quote-asset filters	So the popup and the dashboard agree
Panel size, position and collapsed state	So the popup stays where you put it
Coins Scout has seen, and their observed highs	To tell whether a coin is a repeat, and what its high was

Uninstalling the extension, or clearing site data for axiom.trade or gmgn.ai, removes all of it.

What Scout sends over the network

Scout makes read-only GET requests for public market data. There are no uploads, no form posts, and no cookies or credentials are attached to any request. Requests go only to the hosts listed in the extension's permissions:

Host	What it is asked for
`api.dexscreener.com`	Pool, price, liquidity and volume
`api.geckoterminal.com`	Pool data, holder distribution, all-time high
`api.gopluslabs.io`	Token security and holder list
`api.rugcheck.xyz`	Token report, holder accounts, deploying wallet
`gmgn.ai`	Holder count, concentration and wallet-quality figures

The only information in those requests is a public Solana mint address — the coin being looked at. No identifier for you, your browser, your settings or your holdings is included.

Be aware of the obvious consequence: as with any request to a third party, those services see your IP address and the fact that this coin was queried. That is inherent to fetching public data on the internet, and their own privacy policies govern how they handle it.

What Scout reads on the page

Scout's content scripts run on axiom.trade and gmgn.ai only. To match a coin row to a token, it reads the coin rows on the page — the symbol, the mint address in links or data attributes, and the visible market figures already shown to you. It does not read form fields, keystrokes, clipboard contents, other tabs, or any page outside those two sites.

What Scout never does

No analytics, telemetry, crash reporting or usage statistics.
No account, sign-in or identifier of any kind.
No selling, sharing or transmitting of data about you.
No remote code. All scripts are packaged in the extension, and the content security policy is script-src 'self'.
No trading. Scout never connects a wallet, never signs anything, and never places an order or moves funds. It only displays information.

Permissions, and why each is needed

Permission	Reason
`storage`	To keep your settings and remembered panel state on your device
`activeTab`	To know which page you are on when you open the popup
`scripting`	To place the popup and row highlighting on Axiom and GMGN pages
Access to `axiom.trade`, `gmgn.ai`	The two sites Scout decorates
Access to the five market-data APIs above	To fetch the public data shown in the popup

Changes

If a future version changes what is collected or where it is sent, this page will be updated and the change described in the release notes before that version ships.

Contact

privacy@scoutai.trade