Hunch reads from bank pages you have already signed into yourself. We never ask for, intercept, or store your banking username, password, or MFA codes. Optional saved sessions store supported cookies/tokens locally in your browser only.
No third-party service handles your logins. Transactions are read directly from your browser session — there is no Plaid, Yodlee, or similar between you and your bank.
All financial data is stored in your browser using standard browser storage APIs. It never leaves your device unless you explicitly enable cloud sync.
The extension only requests access to the specific bank domains it supports, plus cookies and alarms for optional Keep signed in. It does not read your other tabs, your browsing history, or any other websites.
AI categorization sends only merchant names (never amounts, account numbers, or personal details) and only when you explicitly run it. It is off by default.
The Hunch web app and extension enforce a strict Content Security Policy to prevent cross-site scripting (XSS) and injection attacks.
The Hunch browser extension is a content script that reads transaction data from the DOM of supported bank websites — the same data displayed to you on screen. It does not intercept network requests, does not modify bank pages, and does not run when you are on any other website. If you enable Keep signed in, the extension stores supported bank session material locally so it can validate the session later.
The extension communicates with the Hunch web app only through a secure, local browser message channel. No data is relayed through external servers during sync.
The Hunch extension is published through the Chrome Web Store, which applies its own security review process. The extension source is available for inspection on request — we have nothing to hide.
If you discover a security vulnerability in Hunch, please report it to security@hunch.app before disclosing it publicly. We will acknowledge your report within 48 hours and aim to resolve critical issues within 7 days.
We do not have a formal bug bounty program yet, but we will recognize and thank researchers who report valid security issues responsibly.
Security questions, concerns, or reports: security@hunch.app.