Extry
Coming to the Chrome Web Store

Privacy policy

Last updated: 5 August 2026

Extry does not collect, transmit, or store user data. The extension runs entirely in your browser. It has no server, no account, and no analytics.

What data is handled

Conversation content. To build an archive, the extension reads the open conversation through the chat service's own API and downloads its attachments. That data exists only in your browser's memory, goes into the file your browser saves, and is not kept anywhere afterwards.

Settings. The formats you pick, the theme, and the content toggles are stored locally through chrome.storage.local. No conversation content is stored there.

What is not handled at all. Credentials, payment details, cookies, browsing history, and the contents of other sites.

Where requests go

Only to the infrastructure of the chat service you are exporting from:

Nothing goes to the developer of the extension. There is no third-party analytics code, no advertising, and no trackers in the extension.

Permissions and why they exist

PermissionWhy
storageKeep your export settings between sessions
scriptingOpen the panel when you click the extension icon
chatgpt.comRead the conversation you are exporting
*.oaiusercontent.comDownload attachments into the archive
claude.aiRead a Claude conversation and its attachments

The files you get

The archive is saved by your browser into your downloads folder. The HTML copy is self-contained: it makes no network requests when opened. What you do with the files afterwards is your business alone; the extension knows nothing more about them.

Children

The extension is not intended for children under 13 and does not collect data about them.

Changes

If features arrive that require a server — syncing between devices, public links, scheduled exports — they will be:

The date at the top of this document changes with any edit.

Contact

Questions about privacy: hello@extry.pro