Krill privacy policy

Krill: Hangar Tools for Star Citizen · last updated 17 October 2026

Krill is a browser extension that shows your Star Citizen hangar from robertsspaceindustries.com in a panel. This page explains what it does with your data. The short version: your data stays in your browser, and nobody else gets it.

What Krill reads

When you use it on the RSI website, Krill reads pages from your own RSI account: your hangar (pledges), your buy-back list and the upgrade log of upgraded pledges. It reads them the same way your browser does when you open those pages, using your existing RSI login. It also reads public data: RSI's ship list, store prices and upgrade store, in-game prices, ship roles, the item list and commodity prices from UEX (uexcorp.space), paint families and events from the Star Citizen Wiki (star-citizen.wiki), pictures of weapons and clothing from the same wiki's site (starcitizen.tools), ship and part data (the Star Citizen Wiki's datasets) from Krill's own data server (api.krillsc.com), and Krill's own ship pictures and the Progress chart's data from Krill's picture host (images.krillsc.com).

Where it's kept

Everything Krill reads or you type into it (scans, settings, wishlist, notes, which coupons you marked as used) is saved in your browser's extension storage on your computer. It is removed when you uninstall Krill.

What Krill sends, and to whom

Krill does not collect any data. It sends nothing about you to the developer or to anyone else. The only requests it makes are:

• to robertsspaceindustries.com, to read your account pages and RSI's public data, logged in as you, exactly like your browser does;
• to api.uexcorp.uk, to download public ship, item and commodity prices and ship roles. These requests contain nothing about you or your hangar;
• to api.star-citizen.wiki, to download the public list of paints in the game. These requests contain nothing about you or your hangar either.
• to starcitizen.tools, after you press Scan collection, to look up pictures of the weapons and clothing that exist in the game. These requests contain only those public item names, the same for everyone.
• to api.krillsc.com, when you open the Loadouts tab, to download the public ship and part data that Loadouts works with. This is Krill's own small data server, run by the developer. The requests contain nothing about you or your hangar; like any web server it sees your IP address, which it uses only to keep the service running, and does not store.
• to images.krillsc.com, to show Krill's own ship pictures (in the Ships list, Roulette, the Melt planner and the fleet view) and the data for the Progress chart. This is Krill's own picture host, run by the developer on Cloudflare. The requests are plain picture downloads with nothing about you or your account in them; like any web host it sees your IP address and which pictures are asked for, and the developer keeps no logs.

There is no analytics, no tracking, no ads, and no data is sold or shared.

Your password

Krill never asks for, reads or stores your password. It never buys, melts, gifts or changes anything in your account.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new date.

Contact

Questions: bar10dr on the Cognition Discord server.

Krill is an unofficial fan tool, not affiliated with Cloud Imperium Games or Roberts Space Industries.