Chrome Extension Privacy Policy

The AquaBrain Web Clipper is a Chrome extension that saves the page you're on — or any URL — into your AquaBrain Brain. This page covers only what the extension itself does with your data. For everything else AquaBrain handles, see the main Privacy Policy.

1. Single purpose

Capture web pages, URLs, and short notes into your AquaBrain Brain as thoughts or journal notes. Nothing else.

2. What the extension can access

The extension requests three Chrome permissions and one network host:

The extension does not request access to your browsing history, bookmarks, downloads, identity, all open tabs, cookies, or any other site.

3. What gets sent, and when

The extension sends data over the network only when you click one of its three actions in the toolbar popup:

Every request includes your AquaBrain Personal Access Token in the Authorization header. Nothing is sent to any other server. There is no telemetry, no usage analytics, no third-party tracking.

4. What the extension stores locally

That's all. The extension does not keep a local history of what you've captured — your captures live in your Brain on the server.

5. What the extension never does

6. Sub-processors

Captured content travels to the AquaBrain API and, from there, through the same sub-processors listed in the main Privacy Policy — Supabase (storage), Railway (API hosting), OpenRouter (AI embeddings and atomic memory generation), Sentry (error reports). The extension itself adds no new sub-processors.

7. Your controls

8. Changes

If this policy changes materially, the new version is published here and the date below is updated.

9. Contact

Questions or requests about the extension or your data: hello@aquabrain.ai.

Last updated: 24 May 2026.