What we collect

Lex Trace is designed to be privacy-first. We do not store your timer session content in our systems. Your tracking data lives in your Notion database.

Analytics

Analytics are optional. If you allow analytics, we collect anonymous usage events to improve Lex Trace (for example: onboarding steps completed, feature usage, and error states). We do not track session content, email addresses, or your Notion IDs.

If analytics are disabled or declined, no tracking events are sent to our systems or third-party processors.

If enabled, we use a pseudonymous identifier to understand usage across devices and between the Cabinet website and the Notion embed. This identifier is not your Notion ID and is not an email address.

Your choice

You can enable or disable analytics at any time in Settings. We store your analytics preference (allowed/declined) so we can honor it.

Third-party processors

When analytics are enabled, we use the following services to help us improve Lex Trace and keep it reliable:

• PostHog: Used to process anonymous usage events. We configure it to disable automatic capture and session recording.
• Sentry: Used for error monitoring. We configure it to minimize personal data and avoid session content.

Contact

If you have questions about privacy, contact us through the support link in the app.