Last updated: 2026-05-19
Everyday Giver is a developer-productivity Chrome extension. It is designed to keep your data on your own machine.
- Slack thread content. Only when you explicitly click a copy action, the extension reads the messages of the thread you have open (message text, author names/handles, timestamps) using your own already logged-in Slack session, the same way the Slack web app does. It does not log in for you and has no access to your password.
- Your prompt templates are stored locally in
chrome.storage.localon your device. - A short-lived, in-memory cache of user display names/handles for the page you are viewing (cleared when the tab is closed/reloaded).
Nothing is stored on any server operated by the developer.
- Nothing to the developer or any third party. The extension contacts
only Slack's own API endpoints (
app.slack.com/slack.com), using your existing browser session, to read the thread you asked to copy. - The formatted result is placed on your clipboard. Where it goes from there is up to you.
- No analytics, telemetry, tracking, advertising, or remote logging.
storage— to save your prompt templates locally.- Content script on
https://app.slack.com/*— to add the copy button to the thread pane and read the open thread when you click it.
Templates remain until you delete them in the extension's options, or until you uninstall the extension (which clears its local storage). There is no account and no server-side data to delete.
Questions: jcppman@gmail.com