Privacy Policy for Go AutoFlow

Last Updated: October 28, 2026

Go AutoFlow is a Chrome extension created by Tanveer Malik to help users run batch prompts and download their generated media on Google Flow (flow.google.com and labs.google/fx).

1. Information We Collect

Go AutoFlow does not collect, store, share, or sell any personal data, browsing history, prompts, or media files. We do not run any external backend servers, analytics trackers, or advertising scripts.

2. Local Storage on Your Device

All settings, character lists, and prompts you enter into Go AutoFlow are saved locally on your own computer using Chrome's built-in storage API (chrome.storage.local). Reference images and downloaded videos stay on your device.

3. How Permissions Are Used

- storage: Keeps your settings and prompt queue saved locally in your browser.

- tabs & activeTab: Checks that Google Flow is open and sends your batch commands to that tab.

- sidePanel: Displays the extension controls in Chrome's side panel.

- downloads: Saves your finished videos and images into your local Downloads folder.

- debugger: Sends keyboard and mouse input to Google Flow's prompt box while a batch is running, and disconnects when the batch ends.

- notifications: Shows a completion alert on your desktop when a batch finishes.

- host permissions (flow.google.com, labs.google, googleusercontent.com, storage.googleapis.com): Allows the extension to work on Google Flow and save media files generated in your account.

4. Third-Party Websites

Go AutoFlow only interacts with Google Flow when you start a task. Your use of Google Flow is covered by Google's own Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

5. Contact

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, you can reach out to:

Developer: Tanveer Malik