PromptAmp Privacy Policy

Last updated 22 July 2026 · applies to version 0.1.0

PromptAmp collects nothing. There is no PromptAmp server, no analytics, no telemetry, and no account. Nothing you write is sent to us, because there is no “us” to send it to.

What leaves your browser, and where it goes

Exactly one thing: when you press the Enhance button, the draft in that field is sent to the AI provider you configured, authenticated with the API key you supplied. It goes directly from your browser to that provider. It does not pass through any intermediary.

No request is ever made without you pressing the button, the keyboard shortcut, or the context-menu item.

What is stored, and where

Data	Where it lives	Who can read it
Your API keys	`storage.local`, on this device only	The extension's background worker only — never the script that runs on web pages
Your settings and custom profiles	`storage.local`, on this device only	The extension
Enhancement history, if you leave it on	`storage.local`, on this device only	You. Clear or disable it any time in Settings → History

Keys are stored in storage.local and never storage.sync. Sync would replicate them through your browser vendor's servers, which would break the promise above.

What we do not do

No analytics, metrics, crash reporting, or usage counting
No accounts, sign-up, licence check, or phone-home
No advertising, and no data sold, shared, or brokered
No reading, storing, or transmitting page content you did not submit
No requests to any host other than the provider you configured

Permissions, and why each exists

`storage`	To keep your key, settings, and profiles on this device
`contextMenus`, `commands`	The right-click item and the Alt+E shortcut
`identity`	Optional OpenRouter sign-in via PKCE, so you can connect without pasting a key. PromptAmp never sees your password
Host permissions	A fixed, narrow list of provider API hosts. If you add a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint, your browser asks permission for that one host at the moment you save it

Your provider's policy still applies

PromptAmp sends your draft to the provider you chose, and what that provider does with it is governed by their terms, not ours. This matters most on free tiers: Google, for example, may use free-tier Gemini API content to improve its models. PromptAmp states this in the settings page before you paste a key, but the choice — and the policy — is between you and them.

Children

PromptAmp is not directed at children under 13 and collects no personal information from anyone, of any age.

Changes

If this policy ever changes, the new version appears here and in the repository's history, where the diff is public and permanent.

Contact

Questions or concerns: open an issue on GitHub.