Effective date: August 21, 2026

GODIFY is a browser extension that helps users transform text they write in supported AI chat interfaces into clearer prompts. This policy explains what information the extension handles and how it is used.

Data GODIFY handles

GODIFY may handle the following data only to provide its user-facing prompt-transformation features:

• Prompt text: Text the user has typed or selected for transformation.
• Optional recent chat context: If the user explicitly enables Recent chat context, GODIFY may read a limited amount of visible conversation text from the current supported AI page to improve the transformation.
• Local preferences: Settings such as default transformation depth, prompt compactness, enabled features and shortcut-related preferences.
• Personal Brain data: Optional role, business/project, location/market, audience, budget, output preferences and additional context entered by the user.
• Local library data: Favorites and recent transformations saved by the user.

How data is processed

GODIFY v0.6.1 processes prompt transformations locally in the browser. The extension does not send prompt text, conversation context, Personal Brain data, favorites or transformation history to a GODIFY server, analytics provider or external AI API.

Local preferences and saved content are stored using Chrome's local extension storage on the user's device.

Data sharing

GODIFY does not sell user data and does not share the data listed above with advertisers or third parties.

When a user chooses to send a transformed prompt, the text is submitted to the AI service the user is already using (for example, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or Perplexity) through that service's own webpage. That service's privacy policy and terms govern its handling of the submitted text.

Analytics and tracking

GODIFY v0.6.1 does not include GODIFY usage analytics, advertising trackers or behavioral tracking.

Retention and deletion

Settings, Personal Brain information, favorites and history remain in Chrome's local extension storage until the user clears or changes them, clears extension data, or uninstalls the extension. Users can clear recent transformation history from the GODIFY popup.

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