GPT Cleanup

Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 27, 2026 · Applies to gpt-cleanup.com and the GPT Cleanup browser extension

The short version

The text you paste, clean or copy is processed entirely inside your browser. It is never sent to, stored on or logged by any server operated by us or by anyone else. The website records anonymous usage statistics; the browser extension records nothing at all.

Website (gpt-cleanup.com)

All cleaning runs as client-side JavaScript. No text, HTML or clipboard content is transmitted. The site loads Google Analytics through Google Tag Manager to measure anonymous usage: page views and tool events such as "text pasted", "text cleaned" and "text copied". Event payloads contain counts and character lengths only, never the text itself. Google Analytics may set cookies and process your IP address according to Google's privacy policy; IP anonymization is enabled. We do not run advertising, we do not sell or share data, and we have no user accounts.

Browser extension (GPT Cleanup — AI Text Cleaner)

The extension does not collect, transmit or store any user data. It makes no network requests and contains no analytics. It requests these permissions only to do its single job — cleaning text you choose:

The extension has no host permissions, does not read pages you have not explicitly selected text on, and does not load remote code.

Data retention and your rights

Because no text is collected, there is nothing to retain, export or delete on our side. Analytics data is held by Google under its standard retention settings (14 months) and is aggregated. You can block analytics with any content blocker or by disabling JavaScript for the analytics domains; the tools keep working.

Contact

Questions about this policy: open an issue or discussion on the project's GitHub repository once it is public, or use the contact details on the store listing of the extension.

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