SetLoop Privacy Policy

Last updated: April 2026

SetLoop does not create accounts, run analytics, or operate any servers. Voice commands are transcribed by Chrome's built-in speech service while the mic is active.

Microphone

Your mic activates only when you explicitly enable voice control (Alt+V, the popup toggle, or the overlay button).
In Push-to-Talk mode, the mic is only active while you hold the key.
It is released the moment you turn voice control off.

Speech recognition

SetLoop calls SpeechRecognition, a standard Web API built into Chrome.
While the mic is active, Chrome streams audio to its speech service (Google cloud, or Chrome's on-device model when available) and returns a transcript.
SetLoop reads that transcript, matches a command, and acts on your video. The transcript is not stored.
Google's handling of audio is covered by Google's privacy policy. That transmission is performed by Chrome when SetLoop invokes the API; SetLoop never reads, stores, or forwards raw audio itself.

Local Storage

Bookmarks and mode preferences are stored on your device via chrome.storage.local. They never leave your machine. No browsing history, video URLs, transcripts, or personal data is collected.

No Data Sharing

No analytics, tracking, or telemetry
No third-party services, SDKs, or ad networks
No remote servers or API calls
No accounts or sign-ups

Permissions

Permission	Purpose
activeTab	Access the current tab when you activate SetLoop
storage	Save bookmarks and preferences locally on your device
scripting	Inject the video control script on the current tab

No host permissions are requested. SetLoop has no blanket access to your browsing data.

Chrome Web Store Compliance

The use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Open Source

The full source code is available for inspection. Every claim in this policy can be verified by reading the code.

Contact

Questions about this privacy policy? Email setloop.app@gmail.com or open an issue on GitHub.