Privacy · · 5 min read
What Pulsar knows about you (and what it doesn’t)
Without an account, Pulsar keeps your browsing on your phone. With an account, it stores your email and your synced data, encrypted so only your phones can read it.
Without an account
Your history, bookmarks, tabs and passwords stay on your phone. Pulsar checks for updates and, if you allow it, sends crash reports that do not include the pages you visit.
With an account
We store your email address, the names of your signed-in devices, and your synced data. Synced data is locked on your phone before it is sent, so our servers keep only scrambled bytes.
What we never do
We never sell data.
We show no ads of our own.
We do not build a profile of the sites you visit.
You can download or delete everything from your account page at any time.
Try it in Pulsar
Free. Ad Shield is on from the start.