Privacy Policy — Being Corporate
Last updated: 13 June 2026
This Chrome extension (“the Extension”) is published by Shrey Khakharia (“the Developer”) as a personal project. This policy explains exactly what data is handled, what is stored, and what is shared.
What the Extension does
When you click the ✨ Professionalize button inside Gmail compose, the Extension:
- Reads the text currently in the compose body
- Sends that text over HTTPS to an inference endpoint operated by the Developer
- Receives a rewritten version
- Shows it to you in a diff modal for your approval before any replacement happens
That is the entire data flow.
What data is collected
- Draft text content: The text inside the Gmail compose body at the moment you click the button. This is sent to the inference endpoint for rewriting.
- No metadata is collected: We do not collect your email address, recipient addresses, subject line, attachments, or any other field of the email. Only the body text you choose to send by clicking the button.
What data is stored
- Your draft text is never logged or stored. The inference endpoint processes the text in memory and discards it after returning the response. The server does not write your input (or any portion of it) to logs.
- Nothing is stored locally by the Extension itself. The Extension uses no
chrome.storageand no cookies.
How a request travels
When you click the button, your draft text is sent over HTTPS to a Cloudflare Worker (an edge proxy), which forwards it to the inference endpoint hosted on Modal (a US-based serverless GPU provider). The Worker exists to enforce rate limits and shield the model endpoint. Both are operated by the developer.
What data is shared
- With third parties: None. We do not sell, share, or transmit your data to any third party for advertising, analytics, or any other purpose.
- Infrastructure providers: Requests transit Cloudflare (edge proxy) and Modal (model host) solely to deliver the rewrite. See Cloudflare’s privacy policy and Modal’s privacy policy.
- Rate-limiting state: To enforce per-user limits, the Cloudflare Worker temporarily stores only your IP address with request timestamps (auto-expiring within 24 hours). This is never associated with your draft text, which is not stored at all. The model endpoint additionally keeps an anonymous daily request counter with no IP or content.
What the Extension never does
- Never reads any email other than the one you’re actively composing
- Never reads emails passively in the background
- Never accesses your inbox, sent folder, or any other Gmail data
- Never sends recipient addresses or subject lines anywhere
- Never tracks browsing activity outside of Gmail
- Never displays advertisements
Permissions explained
host_permissions: mail.google.com— needed because the content script can only run on the Gmail domain to inject the Professionalize button and read/replace the active drafthost_permissions: *.workers.dev— needed to send the draft text to the Cloudflare Worker that proxies the rewrite request
The Extension declares no other permissions and uses no chrome.storage, cookies, or background tracking.
Children
The Extension is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect data from children.
Changes to this policy
If this policy is updated, the date at the top of this document will change and the version distributed on the Chrome Web Store will be updated accordingly.
Contact
Questions or concerns about this policy:
- Email: shreykhakharia223@gmail.com