“PromptStash by lowtouch.ai is a Chrome extension that enables users to create, manage, and deploy prompt templates for AI platforms such as ChatGPT, Grok, and Perplexity.ai. It provides a no-code solution for enterprise users to store, edit, and favorite prompt templates, search them, and seamlessly integrate with supported AI websites. The extension uses local storage to save templates and user preferences (e.g., theme, fullscreen state), and it interacts with web pages to fetch or send prompts. No user data is shared with external servers, and all operations are performed locally on the user’s device.”
3. Developer Program Policies Compliance
You need to certify that your extension’s data usage complies with the Chrome Web Store Developer Program Policies. Based on the code:
- Data Usage:
- The extension uses chrome.storage.local to store templates, user preferences (e.g., theme, fullscreen state), and recent indices (popup.js, background.js).
- It interacts with web pages to fetch prompts (content.js, getPrompt) and send prompts (content.js, sendPrompt).
- No data is sent to external servers, and no remote code is loaded (content_security_policy ensures script-src ‘self’).
- The extension does not collect personally identifiable information (PII) beyond the prompts the user explicitly enters, which are stored locally.
- Compliance:
- The extension does not misuse user data, as all data remains local.
- It does not engage in deceptive practices (e.g., hidden features, unexpected behavior).
- Permissions are used for their intended purpose (as justified above).
Certification Statement for Privacy Practices Tab: “I certify that PromptStash by lowtouch.ai complies with the Chrome Web Store Developer Program Policies. The extension uses local storage to save user templates and preferences (e.g., theme, fullscreen state), which are not shared with any external servers. It interacts with web pages to fetch or send prompts as requested by the user. No personally identifiable information is collected beyond the prompts entered by the user, and all data is stored locally on the user’s device using chrome.storage.local.”