Privacy Policy
PalWorld Radar is an account-free product availability alert app. This policy explains what the app and its service process to provide alerts and keep the service reliable.
Last updated: August 28, 2026
What PalWorld Radar does not require
PalWorld Radar does not require an account, name, email address, phone number, contacts, location, payment details, or advertising profile. It does not sell personal information or use notification data for advertising.
Data stored on your device
On the web, PalWorld Radar stores an anonymous installation ID and opaque installation credential in browser-local IndexedDB so the service can associate your watches with this browser installation. Native builds use their platform app storage. This anonymous identity normally survives an ordinary restart while storage remains intact, but browser site data can be cleared or evicted, private-mode restrictions can limit storage, and an origin change creates a new identity; there is no account-based recovery. Clearing installation data removes the active local identity and asks the service to retire it.
Data sent to and stored by PalWorld Radar
- Anonymous installation data: installation ID, platform, app version, notification permission state, notification-subscription status, last-seen time, and a Web Push endpoint plus its browser encryption keys used only to route alerts. The server stores a one-way credential hash for authentication; it does not store the browser's private key.
- Watch preferences: the monitored product, whether the watch is enabled, and an optional maximum price.
- Alert and delivery history: detected offer, source, price type, timestamps, delivery status, safe operational error details, and whether an alert link was opened.
- Monitoring data: product, source, offer, availability, price, quantity, and source-health observations needed to show current or uncertain coverage.
Marketplace prices are shown as listing prices. Shipping, tax, and marketplace fees are not included unless the app explicitly models them.
Logs and service providers
PalWorld Radar's service and its hosting/network providers may process request metadata such as timestamps, approximate network information including IP address, user agent, and the requested route for security, reliability, and abuse prevention. PalWorld Radar does not use that metadata to create an account profile.
The service uses Replit hosting and PostgreSQL infrastructure, standards-based Web Push services for browser delivery, and approved public source APIs or catalog feeds for monitored inventory. PalWorld Radar sends source requests from its service; it does not send your installation ID, push subscription, or watch preferences to those sources. When you open a tracked purchase link, the destination store or marketplace receives the request and its own privacy policy applies.
Retention and deletion
Operational records are retained as needed to operate, secure, troubleshoot, and audit the alert service. Clearing installation data removes the active local credentials and requests retirement, which disables associated alert activity and stops future notification routing after the server confirms it. If the browser is offline or the request cannot be confirmed, the local identity is still cleared but retirement remains explicitly pending and is retried when possible. Historical operational records may remain without an active installation association.
Contact
For troubleshooting and launch support, visit PalWorld Radar Support. Do not include an installation ID, installation credential, or push token in a support request.
PalWorld Radar is an independent, unofficial availability tracker. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the owners of the products, stores, or marketplaces it references.