Account and sign-in data
Google identity details (such as email and basic profile fields) are used for login and account mapping.
This page explains, in plain language, what ThinkPulse can collect, why it is collected, where it may be stored, and what controls you have. We keep this policy specific to how the extension and website actually work today.
ThinkPulse is designed to help inside the browser only when you actively use it. We do not claim to silently read everything you do. Data is handled in clear categories so account, billing, and AI features can function correctly.
Google identity details (such as email and basic profile fields) are used for login and account mapping.
Plan state, wallet/recharge records, and usage counters are used for entitlement, limits, and history.
Text, images, OCR, and prompts are processed when you explicitly trigger those actions in the extension.
This Privacy Policy applies to ThinkPulse website pages and the ThinkPulse browser extension. It covers data needed to provide login, AI assistance, OCR/image features, billing/recharge handling, notifications, and account support.
If you contact us for help, we may process your email address and the details you share so we can resolve account, billing, or technical issues.
ThinkPulse is built around explicit user actions. The extension processes content when you actively trigger actions such as asking a question, capturing text, using OCR, or sending a request.
We do not state that the product continuously reads every page in the background for profiling purposes. Access is tied to feature workflows you initiate.
ThinkPulse uses local browser storage for fast extension behavior (for example auth/session state, feature settings, cached UI state, chat session memory, and usage/billing snapshots).
For signed-in users, selected account-linked state can also sync with backend services so your settings and account data stay available across reinstalls/logins. This includes state namespaces used for account and feature continuity (such as billing, account, settings, user API config, and OCR API config).
To deliver product functionality, ThinkPulse may interact with third-party providers such as:
Data shared with these services is limited to what is required for the requested feature or operation. Their own privacy terms apply to data processed on their systems.
Payment processing is handled via payment infrastructure. ThinkPulse stores billing outcomes and ledger records needed for account credits and plan status, but does not intentionally store raw full card details on ThinkPulse-managed extension storage.
Retention depends on data type and product need. Account/billing records may be retained as long as needed for support, compliance, anti-fraud, and service continuity. Cached/local UI data may be cleared when you log out, uninstall, or manually reset extension data.
We apply reasonable technical and organizational safeguards to reduce unauthorized access and abuse. No internet-based system can be guaranteed 100% secure, but we continuously work to improve operational safety and reduce avoidable exposure.
ThinkPulse does not position its business as selling your personal data as a product. Data is processed to run the extension/service and its support workflows.
You can request access, correction, or deletion of personal data by contacting us.
ThinkPulse is not intended for young children without supervision. If you believe data was provided by a child in violation of applicable requirements, contact us so we can review and act appropriately.
We may update this policy when product behavior, legal requirements, or infrastructure changes. The latest version is always published on this page with an updated date.
For privacy questions or requests, email thinkpulse@gmail.com.