Last updated: 19 August 2026
Define collects nothing about you. When you look up a word, the only thing sent over the network is that word, to a public dictionary service. Your history stays on your device. There are no analytics and no accounts.
Your lookup is sent as a single request to the community-run Free Dictionary API
(api.dictionaryapi.dev, serving Wiktionary data). The request contains the looked-up
word and nothing else — never the page you are on, never your identity, never your browsing
history. That service's own handling of requests is governed by its operators; we add no
identifiers to the request. If you play a pronunciation, the audio file is fetched from the URL
the dictionary service returns.
Nothing is synced, uploaded, or shared.
Double-click mode is off by default. If you enable it, Chrome asks you to
grant access to sites; that access is used exclusively to detect your double-clicks and show the
definition bubble. Disable the toggle, or revoke access in chrome://extensions, at
any time — the extension keeps working via the right-click menu and the toolbar popup.
The Free Dictionary API (dictionaryapi.dev) receives the looked-up word, as described above. No other third party receives anything.
A one-time Pro upgrade may be offered later, processed by ExtensionPay/Stripe on their own pages. If that is introduced, this policy will be updated first; the free features and the guarantees above will not change.
Changes to this policy will be posted on this page with a new date. Questions: uhrwerk.ventures@gmail.com