Data and removal requests
Splaces does not create a hosted Splaces account. Most product data is stored locally on your device.
Stop sharing
Choose Disconnect in the extension’s MCP panel. In the Mac app, turn off native window title sharing. Revoke Splaces Accessibility permission in System Settings if you also want to stop native window access. These steps stop future access; they cannot remove data another agent or model service has already received.
Remove local data
- Back up anything you want to keep. Exported trees and screenshots may contain private browsing metadata.
- Remove the Chrome extension through Chrome’s extension settings. Chrome removes that extension’s local storage, including its tree and favicon database. Repeat this for other profiles where it is installed.
- Quit Splaces and your connected agent processes before removing the Mac app or companion files.
- The companion’s compatibility install folder is
~/Library/Application Support/Tab Conductor. Its IPC/state folder is~/.tab-conductor. The Mac workspace and approved-provider files are under~/Library/Application Support/Splaces. Review and remove those specific product folders only if you want their data deleted. - The Chrome native-host registration is
~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/NativeMessagingHosts/com.aesakamar.tabconductor.json. Remove it when uninstalling the companion. Remove the Splaces/tab-conductor MCP entry from any agent configuration you added, preserving unrelated settings. - Remove downloaded exports, app archives and other copies separately. If you used a different browser or custom install path, contact support for the matching locations.
Data shared with other services
Use your chosen agent or model provider’s deletion process for information it received. Splaces cannot delete that provider’s records. Third-party providers you approve may have their own storage and deletion steps.
Contact us
Email aesakamar@imagimationstudios.org with “Splaces privacy request” in the subject. Describe the request without attaching private tab exports, passwords or API keys. If you previously emailed support, include enough context for us to locate that correspondence.