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Privacy Policy

Effective date: February 28, 2026

What is ConvoPool?

ConvoPool is a Chrome extension that lets you voluntarily share your AI chat conversations with a public dataset for AI safety research. It is entirely opt-in — nothing is collected unless you explicitly click “Share.”

Data We Collect

When you choose to share a conversation, we collect:

  • The conversation text (user and assistant messages)
  • The platform name (ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, or Gemini)
  • The model name (if available on the page)
  • A randomly generated conversation ID (not linked to you)
  • A timestamp of when you shared
  • The extension version number

We do not collect:

  • Your name, email, or any personal identifiers
  • Cookies or browsing history
  • Your account information on any AI platform
  • Any data from pages outside the supported AI chat platforms

When Data Is Collected

Data is collected only when you explicitly click the “Share” button in the extension popup. The extension never sends data automatically or in the background.

Where Data Is Stored

Shared conversations are appended to a public HuggingFace dataset at Raikhen/convopool-data. Because this dataset is public, anyone can view the shared conversations. Do not share conversations containing personal or sensitive information.

Chrome Extension Permissions

The extension requests the following permissions:

  • storage — to remember your consent choice and to maintain an offline retry queue for failed uploads.
  • scripting — to inject content scripts that read the conversation from the chat page when you click Share.
  • Host permissions (chatgpt.com, claude.ai, grok.com, gemini.google.com, convopool.vercel.app) — to read the chat DOM on supported platforms and to upload shared conversations to our API.

Your Control

Sharing is entirely voluntary and opt-in. You can stop using the extension at any time by removing it from Chrome. Since no personal identifiers are collected, shared conversations cannot be traced back to you.

Contact

If you have questions or concerns, please open an issue on our GitHub repository.