PostMind
Privacy Policy
Last updated: August 29, 2026
PostMind helps you export LinkedIn saved posts into a local JSON file and, optionally, use that export with AI tools. This policy explains what data the extension and website access, how it is used, and how you stay in control.
What the Chrome extension does
PostMind runs only on LinkedIn saved-post pages that you open in Chrome. When you click the extension, it reads the posts already visible in your browser and creates a JSON export for you to download.
The extension is designed for personal knowledge management: exporting your own LinkedIn saved posts so you can search them, back them up, or connect them to an AI tool you control.
Data the extension accesses
The extension may read visible saved-post text, author names, author headlines, post links, visible timestamps, the source page URL, and the collection time.
It requests access only to linkedin.com pages needed for saved-post export, plus standard Chrome permissions for the active tab, scripting, local storage, and downloading your JSON file.
Data storage and sharing
PostMind stores collected posts locally in your browser storage so the popup can show your latest collection and download it as JSON.
The free extension does not create an account, does not upload your saved posts to PostMind, and does not sell or share your exported content with third parties.
Website analytics and waitlist
The PostMind website uses analytics to understand page views, clicks, errors, and performance so we can improve the product.
If you submit your email through a waitlist or contact form, we use it only to respond about PostMind updates, support, or product access.
Your choices
You can delete exported JSON files from your device at any time. You can also remove PostMind from Chrome or clear its local extension storage through Chrome settings.
For privacy questions or deletion requests related to information you submitted on the website, email postmind@nanocorp.app.