Privacy: your work stays on your device

What a task looks like

1. Your fileChosen from your device, or pasted.
2. Your browserReads it, does the work and checks the result, in this tab.
3. Your downloadSaved wherever you choose. Close the tab and nothing is left behind.

There is no server step in that picture, because there isn't one. You can check: open your browser's network panel and run a task — the requests are for this site's own pages and code, and a check of which privacy rules apply. Your file, links and text are never in any of them.

What this site doesn't do

• No uploads of your files, links or text.
• No account needed. Every tool works without one; accounts are optional, and signing in never uploads your files.
• No advertising or tracking cookies. One first-party cookie remembers whether you allowed or declined usage analytics, and nothing else.
• No advertising analytics, tracking pixels, session recording, fingerprinting or ads.

Usage analytics

AMGlide may collect limited first-party usage analytics — which pages and tools are useful, and whether tasks succeed — but only when you allow it. Until you choose, analytics stay off, and you can use every tool without choosing.

• On this website, analytics carry no lasting identifier: each visit has a random number that is gone when the page is closed or reloaded, so one visit is never linked to the next.
• In the AMGlide extension, analytics are off unless you turn them on in its Settings, and they include a random install number kept in your browser. What it shares is under The extension, below.
• Never part of analytics: file names, file contents, pasted text, URLs, advertising identifiers or your IP address.
• Where you are: if analytics are on, the country is worked out by AMGlide's server from the request. Your IP address is not stored in analytics, and nothing on your device is asked for your location.
• Your browser's Global Privacy Control signal is followed: while it is on, analytics stay off, whatever you chose.
• The one cookie holds only your answer and the version of this notice it answered — no identifier, no history.
• How long it is kept: raw analytics events for 90 days; an extension install's record of when it was first and last active until it has been inactive for 13 months; daily totals for 25 months. Monthly totals, which hold no identifier of any kind, are kept.
• You can change your mind at any time, here or from the footer of any page. Turning analytics off stops anything more being sent. What was already sent is not deleted at that moment: it is kept only for the periods above.

Where the work happens

The extension

The AMGlide extension keeps your settings, pinned tools, capture history, saved workflows and text recipes in your browser's own extension storage, on your device. A workflow or a recipe holds the steps you chose — never the content you ran them on. The Media Downloader and right-click actions fetch a file from the page you're on because you asked for it: that is a download to your device, never an upload of anything of yours. If you sign in, some of these can also sync to your account, as set out in Accounts and sync below.

Usage analytics in the extension are off unless you turn on Settings → Privacy → Usage analytics. When they are on, the extension shares limited usage analytics, such as which tools and parts of the extension are opened, when Smart Drop suggests a tool, whether a task finishes or fails (with the kind of input, a size range and a failure type — never an error message), whether its result is kept, and when the extension updates. Each event includes the extension's version, a random install number kept in your browser and a random session number. It never includes your files or their names, text you select or paste, links or page addresses, page or tab titles, or the contents of screenshots and recordings. Global Privacy Control keeps it off. Turning it off deletes the install number and anything not yet sent from your browser; what was already sent is kept only for the periods in Usage analytics above.

In Firefox, usage analytics also need Firefox's own permission to share technical and interaction data. Turning the setting on asks Firefox for it first; you can withdraw it at any time in Firefox's add-on settings, and without it nothing is sent. Usage analytics are never linked to an account: the install number has nothing to do with signing in, and no event carries your email address or your account.

When you write to AMGlide

If you email support@amglide.com, AMGlide receives your email address and what you write, and uses them only to answer you. Messages are kept as long as it takes to deal with them, and billing correspondence as long as the law requires. Don't send a file unless we ask for one.

Accounts and sync

Accounts are optional: you can use AMGlide without one, and signing in enables supported settings and account-based features across your devices. Every tool works without an account, and signing in never uploads your files. When you sign in, this is exactly what happens and what an account holds.

• Signing in: you enter your email address, and AMGlide's account service (Supabase) emails you a one-time code through AMGlide's email delivery provider (Resend). The code is used once, to sign you in.
• Before a code is sent, you complete a short security check from Cloudflare Turnstile, shown in its own frame from challenge.amglide.com. Cloudflare receives technical information about your browser and connection to tell people from automated abuse. Your email address is never sent to Cloudflare; AMGlide's server checks the result by sending Cloudflare only the check's own token.
• In Firefox, you sign in on AMGlide's own sign-in page, which Firefox opens after asking your permission to share sign-in information with amglide.com. You sign in there exactly as on this site, and the page hands the extension a one-time code — never your session — which the extension exchanges for its own. Settings sync in Firefox runs only while Firefox's permission to share technical and interaction data is on.
• What an account holds: your email address; a record of each browser you signed in on — a random device number, the kind of browser, a fixed label such as “AMGlide extension”, when it was added and last used, and whether it has been signed out; and the items you sync. The session that keeps you signed in is stored in that browser: in the extension's own storage, or in this site's storage on amglide.com.
• What can sync: with any account, your theme, your default processing preference, where captures are saved, and your pinned tools. With Pro, also your recent tools (which tools, and when) and your saved workflows and text recipes — their names and steps, never the files or text you ran them on. Sync never carries a file, a file name, a page address or anything a tool produced.
• To stop abuse, AMGlide counts sign-in attempts per email address and per network. The counts are stored only as keyed fingerprints that cannot be turned back into an address, and counts more than two days old are cleared away as new attempts come in.
• Signing out removes the session from that browser. Deleting your account in Settings deletes the account together with its devices, synced items and account history, and your sign-in at the account service; if that cannot be done at once, it is queued and finished later.

AMGlide sells nothing today. AMGlide Pro, when it is offered, will be paid through a payment provider acting as Merchant of Record, which handles your payment details, taxes and invoices. AMGlide will receive billing records such as your plan, its status, the amounts and your country, never your full card number. Any capability that sends a file to AMGlide's servers will say so first, before it is offered. Ending Pro does not delete what you have saved.

Who helps run AMGlide

The website and the analytics collector are hosted by Vercel. If you allow analytics, the events are stored in a Postgres database run by Neon. Support email is handled by AMGlide's email provider. For accounts, the account service is Supabase, sign-in codes are delivered by Resend, and the security check before a code is sent is Cloudflare Turnstile. None of them receives your files, links or text from a task, because no task sends them anywhere.

Chrome Web Store User Data Policy

AMGlide's use of information received through the AMGlide browser extension complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. AMGlide uses user data only to provide or improve the extension's disclosed features and for related security and operational purposes. It transfers user data only where necessary to provide those features, protect against abuse, comply with applicable law, or as otherwise permitted by the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy.

AMGlide does not sell user data, use or transfer it for personalized advertising, or use or transfer it to determine creditworthiness or for lending.

AMGlide does not allow humans to read user data except where the user gives explicit consent for a specific support purpose, where access is necessary for security or abuse prevention, where required by law, or where data has been aggregated and anonymized for internal operations.

Questions and requests

For a question about privacy, or a request to access or delete information AMGlide holds about you, write to support@amglide.com. If you have an account, you can also delete it yourself in Settings. Analytics on this website carry no identifier that links them to you; for the extension, turning analytics off deletes its install number from your browser.

What the host sees

Like any website, the host that serves these pages receives the ordinary information every request carries, such as your IP address and browser. AMGlide adds no advertising or tracking on top of that, and your files, links and text are never part of a request. If you allow usage analytics, they record the country the server derived from the request — not the IP address itself.

What AMGlide doesn't claim