Privacy Policy

The website and the extension are separate

The ReelVine website loads Google Analytics 4, measurement ID G-E9VW89H40N, from googletagmanager.com. The home page sends that tag when it loads. Grapevine posts send the same tag, and a click on a Grapevine call-to-action button can also send a cta_click event with the button’s location, the post’s slug, and the link’s destination. The Chrome extension package does not include this tag.

Google Analytics is website analytics. It is not part of the extension’s Amazon requests, and the extension does not receive data back from Google Analytics.

Account and contact details

Creating an account sends your name, email, and password to ReelVine. The password is stored only as a scrypt hash. ReelVine also stores your plan, whether you opted in to email, and your card settings. Tips and offers are emailed only if you opt in, and those emails have an unsubscribe link. Stripe processes card payments. ReelVine stores a Stripe customer id and does not store your full card number.

If you fill in My details, or type them into the extension’s Outreach list, the account stores that contact profile: name, email, phone, shipping address, storefront link, social handles and follower counts, Facebook groups, an about text, and the message template. The same profile is kept in the extension’s local storage on that browser.

What the extension does on Amazon

The ReelVine Chrome extension runs in your own signed-in browser. It reads Amazon pages you open, and, in the background, the product pages your cards need, Creator Connections searches, your accepted campaigns, and, for Profits, onamz earnings from Associates Central’s Reports. While you are signed in, product details and public carousel videos from those reads are uploaded to your ReelVine account automatically, and campaigns you are viewing on Creator Connections are uploaded automatically too. Accepting a Creator Connections campaign and sending an Outreach message happen when you click Accept or Send. If campaign rules are saved on your account, the server can mark a newly uploaded campaign as queued when a rule matches. This version of the extension does not accept those queued campaigns on Amazon by itself. It does not buy or post for you, and it does not ask for your Amazon password.

The extension uses the Amazon session already in that Chrome profile. Those requests include Amazon cookies. The extension has no field for your Amazon password.

Each of those reads has a page address. In this browser the extension keeps which Amazon product pages were opened or fetched, and when, and it can upload that product record while you are signed in. A product page fetched for a card is requested even when you did not open that product in its own tab. Creator Connections campaigns saved from a page you are viewing include that campaign’s products.

For Profits, the earnings read can run when you open Associates Central’s Reports and a read is due (about every six hours), or when you click Update from Amazon. Update from Amazon can switch that Reports tab to your onamz Store ID. The figures saved are the day’s earnings, commissions, Creator Connections amounts, bounties, orders, shipments, returns, revenue, and clicks, with the Store ID.

A product page can include SiteStripe data. The extension’s hidden reader then requests Amazon’s associate product API on data.amazon.com (or the product-page endpoint Amazon named), using tokens that were on that page, to see Creator Connections campaigns. Those tokens are used for that request. They are not written into the shared product record described below.

Uploads that happen without an Accept click

While you are signed in, the extension uploads product details it has just read, public carousel video ids and creator storefront paths, and Creator Connections campaigns it sees on the page you are viewing. Those uploads are not waiting for the Accept button.

Storefront and Creator Hub catalog sync run when you use those sync controls. Outreach messages are sent only from the Send button. The message text goes to Amazon. The extension then tells your ReelVine account that the product was messaged; that account note is not the message text. A message you queue from the website can be stored on the account. This version of the extension does not send that queued website message.

Shared product details

Some product details are stored in a shared cache keyed by ASIN so another member can reuse a read for one day. That shared row does not include your user id. It leaves out your own videos and the Creator Connections answer. The upload itself is sent with your ReelVine login.

Permissions in the store package

The Chrome Web Store package requests the storage and offscreen permissions. Its host permissions are https://reelvine.com/*, https://www.reelvine.com/*, https://www.amazon.com/*, https://data.amazon.com/*, and https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/*. Content scripts also run on amazon.ca and amazon.co.uk storefronts; those two hosts are not in the host-permission list. The store package does not include localhost or 127.0.0.1 in its host permissions or content-script matches.

How this information is used

The Chrome extension does not use Google sign-in and does not receive user data from Google APIs. Website analytics described above are sent to Google by the website. That tag is not part of the extension.

ReelVine uses the account, Amazon page, contact, and earnings information described on this page to provide its product research cards, storefront and Creator Hub counts, Creator Connections information, outreach messages you send, and earnings reads.

Who else receives data

ReelVine does not sell your personal information and does not use it to decide creditworthiness or for lending. Running the service involves the host that serves reelvine.com, Stripe for payments, Google for the website analytics tag described above, and Amazon, because the extension’s Amazon requests are sent to Amazon with your Amazon session.

What is stored in the browser

The extension stores the ReelVine session token in extension storage. The website stores that token in localStorage under the key pedalpost.token so the site and the extension can stay signed in together. A theme choice is stored in the browser. The website’s Google Analytics tag can set Google’s analytics cookies on the website. The extension package does not include that tag.

Who publishes ReelVine

ReelVine is published by Luminary Holdings LLC, Florida.

Your choices

To ask for a copy of your data, a correction, or deletion, email hello@reelvine.com.

Children

ReelVine is for adults 18 and over and is not meant for children.