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Track refunds, cancellations, returns, and support promises with private evidence, reminders, and exportable reports. Stop wondering whether a refund arrived, a cancellation stuck, or a support promise quietly expired. ClaimTrail turns confirmation and support pages into a private, organized case trail. When you choose to capture a page, ClaimTrail saves the visible tab, page address, timestamp, and useful details such as a case number, promised timeline, or refund amount. It then reminds you when it is time to verify the outcome. Use ClaimTrail to: - Track refunds and credits that are still pending - Save cancellation confirmations before they disappear - Follow return windows, disputes, appeals, and support tickets - Record reference numbers and promised completion dates - Add later updates to a chronological evidence timeline - Export a self-contained HTML report for escalation or printing to PDF - Optionally purchase a $4.99 Claim Pack for one case with a cover letter, print-ready layout, evidence index, screenshots, sources, and integrity hashes Privacy by design: - No ClaimTrail account - No continuous browsing history collection - No advertising or data sales - No upload of case text, screenshots, URLs, amounts, notes, or reference numbers - Claim data and screenshots stay in your Chrome profile - ClaimTrail runs only when you click it on the active tab The core refund tracker, cancellation tracker, return tracker, reminders, timeline, and basic report export are free. Claim Pack is an optional one-time $4.99 purchase for a single case and remains available as that case grows. Stripe processes checkout. Only the case’s random identifier, a one-way fingerprint, and the extension identifier are used to attach payment to the correct local case. Important: screenshots contain whatever is visibly displayed in the tab at capture time. Review the page before capturing. ClaimTrail is an organizational tool, not legal advice or court certification.
Aug 8, 2026
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