Worklog Ledger for Jira — last updated 2026-07-19
Worklog Ledger is built so that your data never leaves your browser except to talk to services you already use. There is no Worklog Ledger server.
*.atlassian.net): the extension calls Jira's
REST API from your browser to read and write worklogs, using your existing Jira session
or an API token you enter. Requests go directly from your browser to Atlassian —
never through any intermediary.chrome.storage): your Jira site
URL, optional API token, display preferences, client/rate mappings, and worklogs you have
staged but not yet pushed. Synced storage may replicate settings across your own Chrome
profile via your Google account, as with any extension.Nothing. The extension contains no analytics, no tracking, and no error reporting that sends data anywhere.
Paid plans are sold by Paddle as merchant of record; your payment details are processed by Paddle under its own privacy policy. To unlock paid features, the extension sends only the email address you used at checkout to our license endpoint (a Cloudflare Worker) and receives back a yes/no subscription status. No Jira data, tokens or usage information is ever included in that request.
If you enter your email in the “notify me when it opens” box on the pricing page, that address is stored on the same Cloudflare Worker for one purpose: to send you a single message when the report plan goes on sale. It is never shared, sold, or used for anything else, and you can have it deleted at any time by mailing support@cemayan.com.
Material changes to this policy will be noted in the extension's changelog. Questions: support@cemayan.com.