ConsoleKeep privacy

Last updated: September 2026

ConsoleKeep has a single purpose: watch a Play Console closed test so the 12-tester streak does not die silently. It reads the opted-in tester count and the continuous-day count that Google shows on your app’s Dashboard, and stores those two numbers in your browser.

What stays in your browser

DataWhy
Opted-in count, invited count (when Console shows one), continuous days, time seenThe chip, the side panel and alerts
App id / package name and track id of the app you watchTo know which app the numbers belong to
Your settings (threshold, alerts on/off)Alerts
Your plan and, if you gave one, your emailUnlocking paid features; restoring a purchase
A random install idAnonymous usage counts

ConsoleKeep never reads or stores the tester email table, tester names, Google Groups membership, or any other part of the page. It never reads Play Console while the tab is closed and never sends requests to play.google.com from the background. “Export JSON” in Options shows you exactly what is stored; “Delete local data” removes it all.

What reaches our server

Only when you unlock, restore, or as anonymous usage counts:

Our server never receives tester emails, names, lists, page content, Play Console cookies, or page URLs.

Permissions

The extension asks for access to play.google.com/console only after you click “Allow”, and for notifications only when you turn alerts on or unlock a plan. It has no access to other sites.

Retention and deletion

Browser data stays until you delete it. Server records for purchases are kept while your plan is active and for 12 months after, for support and refunds. Email privacy@consolekeep.com to have your server record deleted.

Not affiliated

Not affiliated with Google or Play Console. This does not supply testers.