Privacy Policy
AI Debator has no server. It sends nothing anywhere. Everything it holds stays in your browser's own extension storage, on your machine, until you delete it.
What the extension stores
While a panel runs, the extension keeps a record of that run in local extension storage
(storage.local) so the dashboard can display it and survive a browser restart:
- the topic you typed and the settings you chose;
- the text of each model's reply, as read from the page;
- the narrator's round summaries and closing summary;
- any notes you sent to the panel between rounds;
- an activity log and a bounded diagnostic record of the last 200 attempts, holding excerpts of what was sent and what came back.
One run is kept at a time. Starting a new panel, or pressing New panel, replaces it. Removing the extension deletes it with everything else the extension owns.
What it does not do
- No analytics, telemetry, crash reporting, or usage measurement of any kind.
- No accounts, no sign-in, no identifiers, and nothing that could create one.
- No advertising, no profiling, and no sale or sharing of anything.
- No network requests to any server operated by this project — the extension contains no networking code at all.
The AI services you use
The extension types into chat tabs you have already opened and signed into yourself, and reads the replies from the page. Those conversations happen between you and that provider, under that provider's own privacy policy, exactly as if you had typed the messages by hand. The extension holds no credentials and cannot see any.
When information leaves your machine
Only when you deliberately move it, in one of two ways:
- Export run writes the run record to a file in your downloads folder. Where that file goes next is up to you.
- Diagnose and Catch it answering copy a technical snapshot of a provider page to your clipboard, for reporting a broken selector. That snapshot includes markup from the page, which can contain your conversation text. Read it before you paste it anywhere.
Neither happens on its own. Both require a click.
Permissions
tabs- To list the AI chat tabs you have open so you can assign them seats, and to bring the tab being driven to the front — a background tab is not rendered and produces truncated replies.
scripting- To load the extension's own content script into a chat tab that was already open before the extension was installed or updated.
storage- To keep the current run on your machine so the dashboard survives a restart.
- Site access to the supported AI chat sites
- To place your prompt in the composer and read the reply back. The extension runs on those sites only, and requests access to nothing else.
Children
The extension is not directed at children and collects nothing from anyone.
Changes
If this policy changes, the revised version will be published at this address with a new date, and the change will appear in the project's public commit history.
Contact
Questions or reports: open an issue on the project repository.