Privacy policy
In short: Intellisense Forms does not collect, send or sell any data. Everything happens inside your browser, and the only thing it stores is the templates you create, in the extension's local storage.
What the extension does
Intellisense Forms analyses the forms on the page you are on and fills their fields with fictitious data for testing. It only acts on the active tab and only when you open the extension.
What data it handles
- Form structure. To know what to fill, the extension reads the fields on the page (labels, types, dropdown options). This happens in your browser and is neither stored nor sent anywhere.
- Fill data. Names, emails, IDs, IBANs and other values are fictitious and generated on your machine. They do not belong to real people.
- Templates. If you save a template, it is stored in
chrome.storage.local: its name, the page's domain and path, the data language, the AI context and how to fill each field. Templates stay in your browser and you can delete them from the extension itself. - AI context. The few words you write about a form ("medical clinic") are remembered per domain in
chrome.storage.localand are only used by the AI model, which runs on your machine.
What it does not do
- It does not send data to our servers or anyone else's. The extension has no server.
- The AI never leaves your machine. If your browser doesn't ship Gemini Nano, the first time you use it the extension downloads an open model (Qwen3 0.6B, about 350 MB) from Hugging Face and GitHub. That is a file download: nothing from the form or the context is sent, and afterwards the model stays in the extension's cache.
- It does not read or store what you type into forms, your passwords or your browsing history.
- It uses no cookies, analytics, advertising or tracking of any kind.
- There are no user accounts.
- It does not sell or share data with third parties, nor use it for anything other than filling forms.
Permissions it requests
activeTab: access the active tab only when you click the extension icon.scripting: inject into that tab the extension script that detects and fills the fields.storage: keep your templates and the AI context in your browser.offscreen: run the AI model in a hidden extension page, with one cache shared across all websites.
How to delete your data
You can delete each template from the extension. If you uninstall Intellisense Forms, Chrome removes everything it had stored.
This website
Everything above is about the extension. This website, intellisenseforms.dev, uses Vercel Web Analytics to count visits in aggregate: which pages are viewed, from which country, with which browser and operating system, and from which site visitors arrive. It uses no cookies and does not store your IP address. Each visit is told apart by a temporary identifier that is discarded after 24 hours, so it cannot identify you or follow you across days or websites. The extension does not use these analytics.
Changes to this policy
If the extension starts handling data differently, we will update this page and the date above before publishing that version.
Contact
For any privacy question, write to us from the support tab of the Intellisense Forms listing on the Chrome Web Store.
The Spanish version of this policy is the original; if they ever differ, it prevails.