Your data. What this browser's ClawBack holds, and how to remove it.

This browser has its own ClawBack session. It isn't tied to your name, and there's no password.

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• EmailNot connected. ClawBack reads receipts and billing emails, never your other mail.
  Connect email
• BankNot connected. The demo uses Plaid's test bank, so no real account is needed.
  Connect bank
• Gmail add-onFlags emails in Gmail from services where ClawBack found money. It reads only each sender's address, in your browser.
  Connect

Disconnecting removes the connection at Nylas or Plaid and drops what came from it.

Once a month, ClawBack can email you what it saved you that month and since you started, and what to do next. It goes from your own inbox to you, and to no one else. Code works out every number in it.

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Some states give you extra rights when you cancel, such as cancelling online the same way you signed up. Tell ClawBack your state and its cancel steps will say which rule applies.

Everything is kept encrypted in one database on the ClawBack server. The text of your emails is never written to disk: ClawBack keeps the facts it read from each one, like a price or a renewal date.

ClawBack installs on your home screen and opens full screen, like an app. The installed app starts its own session, so connect your email or bank there too.

Open this page on your phone. On Android, Chrome offers an install button here; on iPhone, use Safari's Share menu, then Add to Home Screen.

$0.0000 of this session's $0.00 daily limit, on NVIDIA Nemotron models through Nebius Token Factory.

When the limit is reached, ClawBack uses plain rules and templates until tomorrow. Nothing breaks; the letters are just less tailored.

This removes your email and bank connections at Nylas and Plaid, and every subscription, finding, alert and fact ClawBack holds for this browser. It can't be undone.

Delete all my data

More on what ClawBack does with data in the privacy policy.