Security / Countdown Pro data

What Countdown Pro reads and stores

Countdown Pro is a client-side monday.com app with a dashboard-widget surface and a board-view surface. It runs inside monday.com and uses the monday SDK to access the board context required for the feature the user selects.

Data the app reads

• Board, group, column, and item identifiers needed to resolve the selected source.
• Date or timeline values used to calculate countdowns.
• Optional status values used to skip completed items or show how many items remain open.
• Basic monday theme and app-instance context needed to render correctly.

What is stored, and where

Countdown configuration — the settings a user chooses for a widget or board view — is stored per app instance using monday.com instance storage. The v1 app has no Wild West Labs backend and no Wild West Labs database. Board item data is fetched into the running app to calculate the requested view and is not persisted by Wild West Labs.

What leaves monday.com

Nothing. Countdown Pro does not send board data to Wild West Labs, to advertising networks, or to an external analytics service. This marketing website uses cookieless PostHog analytics, but that analytics code is not part of the monday app and never runs inside your board. The subprocessors page covers the website side in full.

Permissions the app requests

The app requests board-read access because date-column binding, group filtering, next-deadline selection, and the per-item board view cannot work without reading the relevant board data. It does not request permission to edit board items.

Questions from a reviewer

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