Requests, logs and your data

Requests

The Requests tab is the record of who you sent to and what happened — pending, accepted, and whether their intro message has gone.

It is also the re-run guard. Connector knows who it has already contacted, so working the same group twice does not send the same person a second request.

Logs

The Logs tab is what a run actually did, in order: each request, each rest block, each stop and why. When a run ends earlier than you expected, this is the tab that tells you whether it hit its daily limit or hit a checkpoint — those two look identical from the outside and mean completely different things.

Where your data lives

In your own browser, on your own computer. Your groups, your filters and your sent-request history are stored locally and are never uploaded to us.

The only host Connector talks to besides Facebook is Google's sign-in service, which is how it knows your subscription is live. Nothing about anybody you contacted, or considered contacting, is sent anywhere.

Two consequences worth knowing

It does not sync between computers. Your history lives in the browser you built it in. Working from a second machine starts with an empty history — and an empty history means the re-run guard cannot see who you already contacted from the first one.

Uninstalling removes the data with it. There is no server-side copy for us to restore. Take a backup from Settings before you change computers or browsers.