Privacy Policy
Last updated November 5, 2026
Your account
We use your email to sign you in. We store your application (email, phone number, LinkedIn URL) and your name, username, role, signature, and preferences.
Your writing
The extension starts a session when you write on LinkedIn, Substack, Medium, or Gmail, and asks first in Google Docs and Notion. A session stores your draft text, title, source URL, and writing counts, such as time, words, revisions, pastes, and pauses. Leaving the page saves it; returning resumes it.
The toggle inside each platform’s composer controls attribution before posting. When it’s turned on, posting or sending adds your name and a record link and saves your text and session data. When it’s turned off, the session is deleted. It starts off for Gmail and LinkedIn messages, comments and invitation notes, which are unlisted by default when posted.
We use your session data to verify your post’s authenticity. Posts that need a closer look stay up while administrators review them.
What becomes public
Published posts appear on your profile with your name, signature, and enabled statistics. Unlisted posts are hidden from your profile and search but open to anyone with the link. We count post views without recording viewers. Drafts stay private. Administrators can access your records for review and support.
Storage and your choices
Cookies keep you signed in. The extension stores your sign-in and unsent publications on your device until sent or you log out, and session checkpoints until you close your browser. We use service providers for hosting, storage, analytics, email, and verification. Records remain until removed. Your profile controls sources, tracking, statistics, dictation, and edit history sharing.
For questions or to access, correct, or delete your data, email nicolasdaguila40@gmail.com.
Written with AI, reviewed by Nick.