User initiated
Webpage content, screenshots, recorded steps, and AI execution data are processed only when the user initiates the relevant feature.
This policy explains how the VisFlow browser extension handles user data during AI execution, recording and replay, task storage, model configuration, and issue feedback.
Webpage content, screenshots, recorded steps, and AI execution data are processed only when the user initiates the relevant feature.
Data is used only to provide or improve user-facing VisFlow features such as AI execution, recording and replay, task storage, and troubleshooting.
The recording pipeline masks high-risk fields such as passwords, verification codes, API keys, tokens, and card security codes.
The following data is not collected continuously in the background. It is processed only when the user initiates a feature and only as needed to provide that feature.
User ID, username, display name, QID, email address, phone number, profile image, sign-in source, access credentials, and authorization status.
To verify sign-in, identify the account, associate saved records with their owner, authorize services, and manage user model configuration.
Task descriptions, AI conversations, user prompts, execution results, saved records, Bad Case feedback, notes, and runtime logs.
To generate automation actions, save tasks, reproduce workflows, export data, and troubleshoot issues.
The URL, title, page structure, DOM summary, element selectors, iframe path, window dimensions, and page state of the current tab selected by the user.
To identify elements, support AI visual understanding, generate steps, validate replay, and automate across pages.
Actions such as clicks, text entry, scrolling, keyboard input, opening links, and waits, plus ordinary form input the user chooses to record. Passwords, verification codes, API keys, tokens, card security codes, and similar fields are masked.
To generate replayable steps, debug workflows, save workflow assets, and reproduce actions recorded by the user.
Current-page screenshots, captured frames, before-and-after state images, and image dimensions when the user starts AI execution, recording, or replay.
To support AI visual recognition, compare states before and after an action, create step thumbnails, debug execution, and diagnose failures.
Sign-in mode, model selection, side-panel state, recording state, replay state, temporary steps, screenshot cache, and UI state.
To restore runtime state, reduce repeated input, and keep long-running recording and replay workflows reliable.
The model name, base URL, provider information, and wrapped API key entered by the user.
To call the model service selected by the user and associate the configuration with the relevant account.
Extension permissions are used only for sign-in, AI execution, recording, replay, screenshots, task storage, export, and feedback initiated by the user.
A target page selected by the user may contain sensitive information. The extension processes it only for the user-initiated feature and masks high-risk fields during recording.
The use of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
Our use of user data complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy and Limited Use requirements and is limited to providing or improving user-facing VisFlow features.