Your AI conversations stay yours.

The Veronum Chrome extension reads the conversation DOM of the active tab on the supported AI sites (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity) only when you click one of its actions: Share this chat live, Save to version history, or Undo last AI edit. The extension does not read any other site, ever.

The extension stores a local list of your recent shares (up to 50 entries) in chrome.storage.local so the popup can re-surface them. That storage never leaves your device.

• No personally identifiable information (name, email, address, ID)
• No authentication tokens, passwords, or session cookies
• No location data (region, IP, GPS)
• No browsing history outside the supported AI sites
• No analytics on conversation content
• No keystroke logging, mouse tracking, or scroll telemetry
• No data from any site other than the ones listed above

Data leaves your device only when you explicitly click one of these actions:

• Share this chat live — the captured conversation is sent to our backend (Supabase) so the share URL thetoolswebsite.com/s/<id> can render it for the recipient. Anyone with the URL can read the conversation.
• Save to version history — same path, but flagged private. The recipient page returns 404. Only you, signed into your Veronum identity, can read it.

No background syncing, no auto-uploads, no telemetry — if you never click Share or Save, nothing the extension reads ever leaves your browser.

We use the following third-party services:

• Supabase — our database. Stores public share records (when you click Share) and your Veronum account identity if you install the desktop app. Hosted on Supabase, Inc. servers in the United States.
• Vercel — hosts thetoolswebsite.com and the share recipient pages. Standard request logs (URL, timestamp, user agent) are kept for operational purposes; conversation content is never logged.
• PostHog — product analytics and session recording for the website and desktop app (see “Product analytics” above). Hosted in the United States.

We do not sell, trade, or rent any user data to anyone, full stop.

Veronum Desktop (a separate macOS app, optional, free trial then paid) loads the same website and extends the same actions into your local codebase. Your project files stay local — cloud sync to Supabase happens only for shared sessions you opt into. Like the website, the desktop app runs product analytics (see below).

The website (thetoolswebsite.com) and the desktop app — which loads that same website — use PostHog for product analytics, so we can see how Veronum is actually used and improve it. This is separate from the browser extension, which runs no analytics at all.

We collect usage data such as:

• Pages and screens opened, clicks, and navigation
• Approximate location (city / country) from your IP
• Device, browser, and app version
• Product actions — e.g. sending a message, running a compare, or starting an agent, including which models (not the message text itself)
• Session recordings — replays of the on-screen interface, including text and input you type, so we can see exactly where Veronum is confusing or broken. Password fields are always hidden.

Because using the chat requires signing in, this usage data and recordings are linked to your account email. It's processed by PostHog, Inc. (United States); we don't sell or share it. To have your analytics data deleted, email us using the address below.

In the extension: open the toolbar popup, click the gear icon, choose Clear all local data. This wipes your Recent shares list and any cached state.

To delete a specific public share from Supabase, email hello@thetoolswebsite.com with the share URL or ID and we'll remove it within 7 days. We'll keep working on a self-serve delete button — this is the manual path until then.

If we materially change what data is collected or how it's used, this page gets updated and the “Last updated” date at the top of the page changes. We don't silently expand data collection.

Questions, concerns, or data requests: hello@thetoolswebsite.com.

For bug reports and feature requests, see our support page.