LoginRecall is a productivity tool designed to solve "authentication fatigue." It acts as a passive memory layer for your browser.
The extension monitors OAuth redirects in real-time. It identifies the provider (Google, GitHub, etc.) and maps it to the domain.
Unlike password managers that sync to a cloud, LoginRecall has no backend. Your data is 100% yours and stays on your machine.
The extension is lightweight and strictly scoped. It avoids injecting scripts into sensitive sites like banking or healthcare portals.
We use chrome.storage.local for persistence. This data is isolated to your browser profile and encrypted by your OS file system.
Yes. LoginRecall never records passwords. It only remembers "how" you logged in (e.g., "Signed in with Google") to help you repeat that action later.
To detect login attempts on any website you visit, the extension needs to observe redirects across various domains. This data is processed instantly and locally.
No. We have no tracking scripts, no telemetry, and no external APIs in the extension code. We literally cannot see your data.