Privacy

Last updated 26 August 2026

TradeFlow is a browser extension that reads numbers already on your screen and shows you how much room you have left before your prop account is gone. Almost everything it knows stays on your own machine. This page says exactly what that means.

What stays on your computer, and never leaves it

Your rules, your daily limit, your account size and firm, your logged P&L, your instrument settings, your themes, and your record (days ended on plan, catches, overrides) all live in your browser's own extension storage. We do not have a copy. If you uninstall the extension, that data is deleted with it, and nobody at our end notices or can get it back for you.

One exception, and it is Google's machinery rather than ours: a small set of setup values (your theme, panel size, firm, size and phase, your own custom limits, your risk presets and your days-alive lineage) syncs through your Chrome profile so a second machine is not a blank slate. That is Chrome's account sync;it does not reach a TradeFlow server and we never see it. Your P&L ledger, your daily record and any credential are excluded from it by name.

What does leave your computer

What we never do

If you connect your platform's own API

You can paste in an API key from your prop firm to get an exact live figure instead of a typed one. this is not a paid feature; it is your key and your account. That key is stored on your machine and used from your machine.It is never sent to us, it is excluded from the export file by an allowlist, it is never synced, and we could not read it if we wanted to.

Deleting everything

Uninstalling the extension removes everything it stored locally. If you made an account and want it and your streak deleted from our side too, email support@tradeflow.app and we will delete it. No form, no retention period, no argument.

Getting in touch

Questions, or something here that does not match what you are seeing: support@tradeflow.app.

If any statement on this page turns out not to match what the extension actually does, that is a bug and we want to hear about it. The whole product is built on its numbers being right, and this page is one of them.