STUDIOPULSE Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy

Your data stays on your device.

StudioPulse is a Chrome extension for YouTube creators. This page explains, in plain terms, exactly what the extension does and does not do with your data.

Last updated: 2026 Applies to: StudioPulse — Creator Analytics
In one sentence: StudioPulse never sends your data anywhere — every calculation happens locally in your browser, and nothing is collected, transmitted, sold, or shared with any third party.
No external server No account required No tracking or ads No AI / backend API

1 What data is collected?

StudioPulse reads publicly visible content on the YouTube page you're viewing — such as the video's title, description, comments, and thumbnail — in order to compute analytics like the Video Score, engagement rate, and title/description recommendations. This processing happens entirely inside your browser.

The following is stored only on your own device, using Chrome's local chrome.storage.local API:

  • Panel settings (theme, compact mode, panel side, auto-open, etc.)
  • A short history of recently analyzed videos (title, score, date)

None of this data is ever transmitted to the developer, to any third-party server, or to any analytics or advertising service. There is no account system, and no data is associated with your identity.

3 Why each permission is needed

PermissionPurpose
storage Stores your settings and history locally, on your own device.
activeTab Reads the current YouTube tab's URL and sends it a message when you click "Open panel" in the popup, or when you submit a link to analyze.
host_permissions
(youtube.com, i.ytimg.com)
Allows the extension to read text/numbers on the video page and load the video's thumbnail. No data is ever sent outside these domains.

4 Analytics, ads & tracking

  • No Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, or any similar tracking code is included.
  • No advertisements are shown anywhere in the extension.
  • No AI model or backend API is called — all analysis is computed with plain JavaScript logic, directly in your browser.

5 Data deletion

Removing the extension from Chrome automatically deletes everything stored in chrome.storage.local — your settings and history disappear immediately, since no server-side copy ever existed.

You can also clear your history at any time from within the extension's popup, using the "Clear history" button, without uninstalling it.

6 Changes to this policy

If this policy is ever updated, the "Last updated" date at the top of this page will change accordingly. Since StudioPulse does not collect contact information from users, we're unable to notify you directly — please check back here periodically if you'd like to stay informed.

7 Contact

Questions about this policy or the extension are welcome:

nurlanmammadli2@gmail.com