Privacy Policy

Information on your device

Drafts, content preferences, local research indexes, credentials, and application settings are stored on your computer unless you deliberately configure an external service or database. Local Ollama generation does not send prompt content to a cloud AI provider.

Verified website accounts

When you create a PluginPost account, we process your verified email address and the profile details you provide, including professional role, company, content objectives, and any LinkedIn, X, or website addresses you choose to associate with the account. These details support personalization, licensing, secure downloads, customer support, and abuse prevention.

A phone number is optional, is stored only when you voluntarily provide it, and is not treated as verified. PluginPost does not require a phone number to create an account or download an authorized release.

Secure downloads and audit records

When an authenticated account requests an installer, PluginPost records the account identifier, selected operating system, release version, and authorization timestamp. These records support access control, rate limiting, customer support, release measurement, and abuse prevention. The private installer link expires shortly after it is issued.

Installer files are stored in private Cloudflare R2 storage and are delivered through an authorization service. PluginPost does not store draft content, API keys, or phone numbers in download audit records.

Optional connections

If you enable a cloud AI provider, public web research, PostgreSQL, licensing, updates, or another connected service, the information needed for that feature is transmitted to that provider. Its own privacy terms apply. PluginPost presents these connections as optional and does not require LinkedIn account credentials.

Diagnostics

Crash reporting is opt-in. Diagnostic payloads are designed to exclude draft content and API keys. Website hosting may process standard request data such as IP address, browser type, and timestamps for security and delivery.

Your choices

You can use local models, remove API keys, disable optional diagnostics, export or delete local application data, update your account profile, withdraw optional marketing consent, and request account deletion. Retention by an external provider is governed by that provider's settings and terms.