Privacy

Who this is from

FairHour is the Power-Up for Trello described on this site. For anything in this policy, write to privacy@fairhour.com.

What the Power-Up stores

When you track time, FairHour saves these things in Trello’s own Power-Up storage, on the card and board you are working on:

• Your sessions: when each one started and ended, and how long it ran.
• The note you write on a session, if you write one.
• Whether a timer is running right now, and since when.
• The Trello member ID of the person who tracked each session, so totals can be shown per person.

Trello (Atlassian) keeps this data together with the rest of your board. The Power-Up does not send your time records to a FairHour server.

What the Power-Up reads

To draw its screens, FairHour asks Trello for the names of cards and lists and for the names and avatars of board members. It shows them and does not copy them anywhere else.

Who can see your time

You see your own time. Board admins also see who is tracking now and how much each person has tracked on that board. Only the person who tracked a session can edit or delete it.

How long it is kept

Records stay for as long as the card and its board exist in Trello. You can delete your own sessions in FairHour at any time, and deleting a card deletes the records on it.

This website

• No cookies, no analytics and no advertising scripts.
• Fonts and images are served from fairhour.com itself, not from a third party.
• The timer on the home page runs in your browser only. Nothing you type there is sent anywhere.
• The site is hosted on Cloudflare, which processes technical data such as your IP address and browser type in order to deliver the pages. See Cloudflare’s privacy policy.

If you write to us

We keep your email and our answer for as long as it takes to deal with your question, and use your address only to reply.

Children

FairHour is not directed at children under 13.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version is published on this page with a new date.