Privacy
Plain words about what Scroll Spark keeps, who else sees it, and how to take it all back.
What we store
- The text you captured, about 1,000 characters at most, with its link and platform
- What the AI returned: a summary, topic, angle and trend phrases
- Your Buffer organization and channel IDs
- Your Buffer connection, as encrypted tokens
- Cached post text from your channels, with summaries and topic clusters
- Extension tokens, as hashes only
What we don't store
- Your browsing history
- Anything you didn't choose to capture
Who else sees your data
- Other Scroll Spark users: nobody. Nothing is shared between users.
- Anthropic: the text you capture is sent to Anthropic for analysis. Post drafts get the angle and summary, never the source text.
- Buffer: only what you explicitly save or post. Capturing never writes to Buffer.
- Sites you link to: when you paste a link, our server opens that one page to read its title and description, and YouTube links go to YouTube. It sends no details about you.
The extension
The extension reads a page only after you ask it to. It uses Chrome's activeTab permission, so it never sees pages you didn't ask about, and it doesn't watch your browsing.
It signs in with a random token that lasts 30 days. We keep only a hash of it, and it never gives direct access to your Buffer account.
Disconnect, revoke and delete
- Sign out ends your session in this browser. It deletes nothing.
- Stop Scroll Spark using your Buffer account by removing it in your Buffer account settings. Buffer documents no way for an app to end its own access, so that step is yours.
- Revoke an extension token in Settings. Deleting your data removes them all.
- Delete your data in Settings. It removes everything listed above right away, and signs you out.