Grok Autopilot Privacy Policy

This policy applies only to the Grok Autopilot Chrome extension. Every BeyondMaddy extension has its own privacy policy describing exactly what that extension does.

01Who we are

Grok Autopilot (“the extension”, “we”, “us”) is a free Chrome extension published by BeyondMaddy (beyondmaddy.site). It has a single purpose: automating batch image and video generation in Grok Imagine on grok.com. It enters your prompts, and the images you choose, into Grok Imagine one by one, follows each generation and downloads the results.

Grok Autopilot is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by xAI.

02Information we collect

The extension has no servers of its own and does not send any information to us or to any third party. We do not receive names, email addresses, IP addresses, browsing history, analytics, cookies, device identifiers, or your Grok account details or password.

To do its job, the extension does handle some data, only on your own device: the grok.com page and Grok’s responses to the generations you request (sections 04 and 05), and the settings, prompts and images you give it (section 03). In the Chrome Web Store privacy disclosure this is declared as “Website content”.

03Information stored on your device

The extension saves the following in your browser’s local extension storage (chrome.storage.local). This data never leaves your computer:

• Your settings: mode, aspect ratio, duration, resolution, download folder, file-name pattern, delays, retries and any selector overrides
• Your prompt draft, the queue and the current run, so it can continue after the side panel closes, the tab reloads or Chrome restarts the extension
• Reference images you add, with small thumbnails
• A History of results: each prompt, its mode, the time, and the grok.com link of each generated file (up to 600 entries)
• An activity log for troubleshooting, shown only to you (up to 500 entries)
• The latest Imagine allowance figures Grok reports, and the status of your grok.com tab: its address, whether you are signed in, and whether Grok is showing a sign-in, terms or upgrade screen
• Interface preferences such as theme and panel size

04How the extension works with grok.com

The extension runs only on grok.com. It has two parts there:

• A page helper that types your prompts, chooses the options for each prompt, attaches the reference images you selected to Grok’s upload field, presses Submit and checks the page’s status.
• A small observer that runs inside the grok.com page. Grok delivers generation progress and finished media through its own network responses, so the observer reads the responses grok.com receives about generations: progress, links to finished images and videos, error and moderation notices, and your remaining Imagine allowance. To work out which request belongs to which of your prompts, it also compares the text of messages the page sends to Grok against your queue.

The observer never sends requests of its own and never changes what the page sends or receives. Anything that does not match a prompt in your queue is discarded straight away and is not stored. The extension does not read or store your password or sign-in details.

05Optional network logging

The Logs tab has a Network switch for troubleshooting. It is off by default. While it is on, the activity log also records technical detail about Grok’s traffic: short excerpts (a few hundred characters at most) of the generation data Grok sends back, such as prompts and media links, status and error details, and the first 80 characters of messages the grok.com page sends. This can include the start of any Grok chat message you send while logging is on.

These log lines stay on your device like the rest of the log. They only leave it if you copy the log yourself and send it to us for support. Turn the switch off when you have finished troubleshooting, and use Clear in the Logs tab to delete the log.

06What is sent to Grok

Your prompts and the reference images you choose are submitted to Grok through the normal grok.com page, exactly as if you typed and uploaded them yourself. This happens in your own signed-in session and is governed by xAI’s own terms and privacy policy. We never receive a copy.

07Downloads

Generated media is downloaded directly from Grok’s servers (grok.com and its asset domain), or saved from the image data Grok delivers inside the page, to your computer. Files go to Downloads/Grok Autopilot/<project> with the file-name pattern you choose. If you turn them on, a .txt file with each prompt and a CSV summary of the run are saved there too. Nothing is copied anywhere else.

08Permissions and why they are needed

sidePanel

Shows the extension’s interface (prompts, queue, history, logs) in Chrome’s side panel next to grok.com.

storage, unlimitedStorage

Keeps your settings, queue, history, log and reference images locally on your device. Reference images can exceed Chrome’s default storage quota.

tabs

Finds your grok.com tab to run the queue there, and opens or focuses grok.com/imagine when you ask.

downloads

Saves each generated image and video, and the optional prompt and summary files, to your Downloads folder.

notifications

Shows a desktop notification when a run finishes or needs your attention, for example when your allowance runs out.

alarms

Runs a short check every 30 seconds so a long queue keeps moving if Chrome pauses the extension’s background worker.

Host access

grok.com and *.grok.com, to work with Grok Imagine and to download the media Grok serves from its own asset domain.

Grok Autopilot does not use the debugger permission, so Chrome never shows a “started debugging this browser” banner.

09Sharing, sale and third parties

We do not sell, rent, trade or transfer user data to anyone. There is nothing to share, because nothing is collected.

The extension communicates with no one except grok.com itself. The optional Buy Me a Coffee button opens in your browser only when you click it, and that site has its own privacy policy.

10Chrome Web Store Limited Use

The use of information received through the extension adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. We do not sell user data, do not use or transfer it for purposes unrelated to the extension’s single purpose, and do not use or transfer it to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes. No human reads your data, because it never leaves your device.

11Retention and deletion

Locally stored data stays on your device until you delete it. History and the activity log are capped at 600 and 500 entries, with the oldest removed first. You can clear the queue, history, images and log inside the extension, or remove the extension from Chrome (chrome://extensions) to delete all of its stored data at once. Files you downloaded stay in your Downloads folder until you delete them.

12Security and remote code

Because your data never leaves your device, it is protected by your browser and your computer account. All of the extension’s code is included in the package published on the Chrome Web Store. It does not download or run code from anywhere else.

13Children

The extension is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect information from anyone, including children.

14Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new “Last updated” date. If the extension ever starts handling data differently, this page will be updated before that version is released.

15Contact

Questions or requests about this policy or your data: support@beyondmaddy.site. We aim to reply within a few business days.

Grok Autopilot is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by xAI. Grok Imagine is a trademark of its owner.