How your data is handled

When you export a conversation, the extension creates the file in your browser, including when you choose PDF. PDF Packs and ZIP packs are built in your browser too; chat content is not sent to a document-generation server by the extension.

Files can be saved to a folder inside Downloads, or you can choose where to save each file. Each export is also saved in the local archive on your machine. That archive contains only chats you have exported. It does not import unexported history or provide sync or restore.

Re-exporting a chat replaces its previous archived copy. Searching the archive uses the exported chats; opening a search result reopens the original chat on the AI provider's site.

The extension has no analytics or tracking.

On Starter and Standard, the extension contacts our server to check your license and your daily PDF count. That contact does not include chat content.

This describes the extension itself. It does not mean that your browser, the AI sites or other services make no network requests.

You use the AI provider's website to have the conversation. That provider receives and handles the conversation under its own terms and policies. The extension's export processing does not change how the AI site operates.

Likewise, opening the original conversation from an archive search result takes you back to the provider's site. A local archive entry is not a promise that the original conversation will remain available there.

Paid plans are purchased through a separate checkout service, which handles the payment information you provide there. Billing email involves email services outside the extension's export processing.

Cancel anytime from Manage subscription in the extension. To change your plan or chosen site, email [email protected]. See the plans.

Building files in your browser does not mean that every part of the AI interface is exported. Read the format limitations and feature scope, follow the export steps, or read the FAQ. For the product overview, start here.