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What We Collect
- Screenshots of your current tab — captured only when you click to log an asset
- The URL of the page you are on — for tool detection and evidence records
- Your text input — prompts and creative notes you type into the log form
- File uploads — AI-generated images, video, or audio you upload to the extension
- Your Clerk authentication token — JWT, stored in browser local storage
- Timestamp and tool name associated with each logged session
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How We Use This Data
- Tool detection — we analyze the URL to identify which AI tool you are using and pre-fill the log form
- Evidence logging — your asset metadata and screenshots become part of your tamper-evident evidence package
- Attestation — you manually attest to authorship level and creative decisions via the dashboard
- Export — your data is packaged into a ZIP containing a structured timeline, attestations, and a cryptographic proof anchored via OpenTimestamps
- Storage — we store your data in Supabase (PostgreSQL) and Backblaze B2 (file storage)
- Retention — your data persists until you delete your account or request removal
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Who We Share Your Data With
- Backblaze B2 — your files (screenshots, assets) are uploaded to Backblaze for durable, encrypted storage
- Supabase — your project, asset, and attestation metadata is stored in a Supabase PostgreSQL database
- Clerk — your authentication token is validated by Clerk's identity service
- No third parties — we do not sell, trade, or share your data with advertisers or analytics platforms
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Security & Compliance
- All data in transit is encrypted with TLS (HTTPS)
- At-rest encryption is provided by Backblaze B2 and Supabase
- Your authentication token is stored in browser local storage — not accessible to third-party scripts
- The extension has no permission to read your passwords, emails, or other sensitive browser data
- The extension does not monitor your browsing history or read tabs you have not initiated a log on
This page satisfies Chrome Web Store privacy policy requirements for screenshot-capturing extensions. LucidGrid processes only the AI tool sessions you actively log.
