AutoFlow — Privacy Policy

Last updated: June 28, 2026

AutoFlow is a Chrome extension that automates your own Google Flow session (labs.google) so you can generate images and videos in batches. This policy explains, in plain terms, what data AutoFlow touches and where it goes. The short version: AutoFlow does not have any servers of its own, does not collect or sell your data, and keeps your information on your own computer.

What stays on your device

Everything AutoFlow saves lives locally in your browser (chrome.storage.local) and never leaves your machine:

• Your prompt queue and the prompts you type or paste
• Your settings (model, aspect ratio, resolution, download and naming preferences)
• A history of generations you've completed
• Anonymous, on-device usage counts (e.g. how many times each feature was used), shown only to you in Settings

None of this is uploaded, shared, or sent to us. We don't operate a server, and we have no way to see any of it.

When data leaves your browser

There are only two cases, and both happen directly between your browser and the relevant service — never through us:

• Google Flow. AutoFlow drives your own logged-in Flow session. The prompts and generation requests it submits go to Google's Flow servers, exactly as they would if you used Flow by hand. AutoFlow does not add, intercept, or store anything in between.
• Groq (only if you use the AI feature). If you use the optional "AI prompts" or "Factory" feature, the script text you enter is sent to the Groq API (api.groq.com) to turn it into prompts. This only happens when you choose to use that feature, and the text is used solely to generate your prompts. It is governed by Groq's privacy policy.

What AutoFlow does not do

• No account, sign-up, or login of any kind
• No analytics, tracking, advertising, or fingerprinting
• No selling, renting, or sharing of your data with anyone
• No collecting data for credit, lending, or any purpose unrelated to running your Flow queue

Generated files

When a generation finishes, AutoFlow can save the resulting image or video to your computer's Downloads folder. Those files are yours; they're saved locally and nowhere else.

A note on the debugger permission

AutoFlow uses Chrome's debugger API for one narrow purpose: sending a single trusted click on Flow's generate button so each queued prompt submits reliably. It attaches only to your Google Flow tab, is used only to click submit, and detaches as soon as the queue stops. It does not read page content or any other site. This is why Chrome shows the "AutoFlow started debugging this browser" notice while a queue is running.

Keeping or removing your data

You're in control. You can clear your queue, history, and usage stats from the side panel at any time, and uninstalling AutoFlow removes all locally stored data.

Children

AutoFlow is a productivity tool for content creators and is not directed at children under 13.

Changes

If this policy changes, the "Last updated" date above will change with it. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised policy.

Contact

Questions about privacy? Email mansoorulhaq165@gmail.com.

AutoFlow is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google. "Google Flow" and "Veo" are trademarks of Google LLC, used only to describe compatibility.