Fomo Guard adds a risk checklist and trade plan to token pages on fomo.family. By default it is read-only: it never signs, submits, or initiates a transaction, and it has no access to any wallet, private key, or seed phrase.
It has one opt-in feature, limit orders (off by default, unlocked by holding the $GUARD token). This is the only part of the extension that can place a trade: when the market cap you set is reached, it clicks fomo's own Buy or Sell button for you, exactly as if you had pressed it. This runs entirely inside your own browser tab. There is no server watching the market on your behalf, so the tab must stay open, and it still never touches your keys or seed phrase. fomo executes the trade. To decide whether this feature is unlocked for you, the extension reads your $GUARD balance from data fomo already loads in your browser. That balance is used only on your device and is not sent anywhere.
Your fomo username. Once, to a database we operate (hosted on Supabase), so we can see who uses Fomo Guard. It is recorded a single time and not updated after that. We show you an in-extension notice stating this. We do not collect your wallet address, your balances, your trades, your email, or any other profile detail. We collect only the public username shown on your fomo profile.
The username is sent to an API we run at fomoguard.family, which writes it to the database. To keep that endpoint from being flooded with fake entries, the API briefly processes a one-way hashed form of your IP address for rate-limiting. Your raw IP address is never stored, and the hash is not linked to your username.
Token data, only to check the safety of a token you are looking at:
These requests contain the token address only. They do not include your identity, your wallet address, your balances, your trades, or any account information. Those third-party services receive the request from your browser and are governed by their own privacy policies.
The extension reads the fomo.family page you have open, including the data fomo's own site loads to display it. That can include your positions and average entry price, which the extension uses to show numbers based on your actual holding rather than a hypothetical one. All of this is processed locally and none of it is transmitted anywhere.
Stored locally in your browser (Chrome's storage.local), and nowhere else:
You can delete all of it at any time by removing the extension, or by clearing the extension's data in Chrome. The only thing that ever leaves your device for a server we run is your fomo username, described above; everything else in this section stays local.
Fomo Guard is not directed at children and is not intended for anyone under 18.
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new date above. Material changes to what leaves your browser will also be described in the extension's release notes.
Questions about privacy: gm@fomoguard.family